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• With disc packed in caddy
Removing the disc
^ Insert your finger
into the hole in the
center of disc and
lightly lift it up (in
the direction of ar¬
row (D).
2 Hold the disc at its edge and center hole, and
remove it in the direction of arrow (2),
Replacing the disc in cartridge
^ Insert the disc into cartridge.
Replacing the disc in caddy
Hold the disc at its
edge and center hole
with the recording
surface down.
2 Insert the disc under
the claws at the disc
hold portion from
the direction of ar¬
row (3).
Gently push the disc
in until it is com¬
pletely stored.
claws
2 Fit in the disc tray until a click is heard.
Write-protect tabs
The cartridge has write-protect tabs to prevent
overwriting on recorded data. Make sure that the
write-protect tab is set to the side where recording
is possible.
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Tab for side B
Tab for side A
Recording possible^^^-^
Recording not possible
Note: When recording special events, be sure to
use a new disc which has never been removed
from cartridge or caddy.
Note: Writing similar to recording is performed'
even with simple editing or deletion. Make sure that
editing or deletion has been securely performed
with the disc removed from cartridge or caddy.
Note: If there are dust,scratches or dirt on the sur¬
face of disc, block noise may appear in image or
sound may be interrupted. Take great care when
handling discs so that no dirt or fingerprints adheres
to them.
Note: This DVD video camera/recorder has a
function that allows recording, avoiding portions
of the disc with dust, scratches or dirt (The DVD
video camera/recorder sets to pause (•(!) status
and automatically restarts recording (•REOl.This
will interrupt recording for several seconds to sev¬
eral minutes, and multiple thumbnails will be cre¬
ated (see p. 64) in one recording as shown in the
figure. In this case, the recordable time will de¬
crease.
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