Sony NSR-1100 User Manual page 126

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Configure each item, and click [OK].
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For details on each of the items, refer to "Setting Items
of Export Dialog Box" (page 127).
1 Enter the export name.
2 Specify the start point (mark in) and end point
(mark out) of the recorded images to export, as
necessary.
3 Select the check box to also export Media File
Player for viewing the exported files.
4 Select the media of the export location.
5 Click [OK].
Exporting starts.
The following screen appears during exporting to
allow you to confirm the progress.
Notes
• If there is insufficient free space on the media, a
warning message appears and exporting stops.
• If you click [Close] during exporting, you can return
to the main screen while continuing exporting.
• If you click [Abort], the export ends partway
through, but the recorded images up until that point
are exported.
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Exporting Recorded Images
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• If you click (Export Recorded Image) after
returning to the main screen during exporting, the
Exporting screen appears.
• The space displayed for [Capacity Requirement] in
the Export dialog box is just a rough indication.
Even if the space displayed for [Available Capacity]
exceeds that displayed for [Capacity Requirement],
the space of the media may occasionally be
insufficient, resulting in the export failing.
• If files that are currently recording are exported, they
may not be able to be played back normally. When
exporting recordings that are currently recording,
specify an end point (mark out) that is well beyond
the current time.
When exporting ends, the following screen appears.
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Click [Close].
The Exporting screen closes.
Exporting from the Search Window
In the Search window, you can search for the recorded
images you want to export, specify a start point (mark in)
and end point (mark out), and then perform the export.
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Click (Search for Recording Data) at the top of
the main screen.
The Search Window appears.
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Specify the search conditions, and click [Search].
For details on finding recorded images, refer to
"Searching Recorded Images" (page 119).