Sony Handycam DCR-DVD7E Operating Manual page 70

Creating the Playlist (continued)
Dividing a movie within the
Playlist
1
Slide the POWER switch
repeatedly to light up the
(Play/Edit) lamp.
2
Insert the disc with movies added
into a Playlist.
3
Touch the
[EDIT].
4
Touch [DIVIDE].
5
Touch the scene to be divided.
The playback of the selected movie
starts.
6
Touch
you want to divide the movie into
scenes.
The movie pauses.
60min
DIVIDE
001
Touch to display functional
buttons.
See page 67 for details.
Play and pause toggles as you press
•
A slight difference may occur from the point
•
where you touch
point, as your camcorder selects the dividing
point based on half-second increments.
7
 [YES].
Touch
The original scenes are not changed even
•
70
though you divide scenes in the Playlist.
(Playlist) tab 
at the point at which
0:00:52
VR
OK
0:20
and the actual dividing
Converting all the still images
on a disc to a movie file
(Photomovie)
Photomovie converts still images on a disc
(JPEG format) to a movie (MPEG format)
to play them back on other DVD players
or on your computer, and stores them as
a Photomovie on the disc. Converted still
images are played back in sequence, like a
slide show. However, the resolution (pixels)
of the converted Photomovie may be lower
than that of the original still images.
Since Photomovie categorizes still images
as a movie, you can add more images in the
Playlist.
1
Slide the POWER switch
repeatedly to light up the
(Play/Edit) lamp.
2
Insert the disc with the still
images recorded into your
camcorder.
3
Touch the
[EDIT]  [PHOTOMOVIE].
4
Touch
All of the still images on the disc
are converted to a single movie file,
and added to a movie tab. A movie
converted from still images is shown
with on the upper right.
.
It may take more time to create a Photomovie
•
as more still images are recorded on the disc.
Still images which are not compatible with your
•
camcorders, such as ones shot using a digital
still camera and then copied to a computer
can not be converted from still images to a
Photomovie.
(Still image) tab 
.