Uninstalling Software; Cautions When Using Dvd Video Camera/Recorder By Connecting It To Pc - Hitachi DZ-MV730E Instruction Manual

Uninstalling Software

To uninstall (delete) any provided software that has been installed, use "Control Panel" to open
"Add or Remove Applications", choose the applications to be uninstalled from the displayed list of
applications, and then click the "Change/Remove" button.
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After uninstalling software, be sure to restart the PC.
Cautions When Using DVD Video Camera/
Recorder by Connecting It to PC
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• Do not use Windows application to finalise a DVD-R
disc recorded on this DVD video camera/recorder:
The disc will become unusable.
• When formatting a DVD-RAM disc on Windows
the UDF2.01 format (2.0 if 2.01 cannot be selected)
(see "Terminology" on page 152). Formatting with
other standards could cause the DVD video camera/
recorder to malfunction.
• Before processing or editing photos, be sure to copy
the JPEG files in 100HPNX1 folder to the hard disk of
PC.
• Ordinary data on PC can usually be written to DVD-
RAM disc in this DVD video camera/recorder, but
Hitachi does not guarantee the operation.
• Data may be readable or writable from/to storage
media in this DVD video camera/recorder using
software other than that provided with this DVD video
camera/recorder, but Hitachi does not guarantee the
operation.
• If the PC is started from suspend (see "Terminology"
on page 152) (or sleep or standby) with this DVD
video camera/recorder connected to the PC, the DVD
video camera/recorder may not be recognised:
Disconnect the DVD video camera/recorder from PC
once, and restart the PC.
• Multiple DVD video camera/recorders cannot be
simultaneously connected to PC.
• Use a reference of approx. 30 minutes at approx.
30ºC or less for operation when connecting this DVD
video camera/recorder to PC.
- Use a reference of a continuous 30 minutes or less
for write operation when using the DVD-MovieAlbum
copy tool provided with DVD-MovieAlbumSE.
- If the temperature of this DVD video camera/
recorder is too high, writing or reading on this DVD
video camera/recorder may be faulty. And in
particular, note that, if an error occurs during writing
to DVD-R disc, the disc will not be usable. Take care
that the temperature of this DVD video camera/
recorder is not too high.
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