Saving Images In External Media (Directcopy) - Sony DCR-SX45 Operating Manual

Saving images in
external media
(DIRECT COPY)
You can saw' movies and photos on external
media
(USBstorage device),
such as an
external hard disk driw,. You can also play
back images on the camcorder or another
playback device.
Notes
• For this operation, you need the USB Adaptor
Cable VMC-UAM1 (sold separately).
• The USB Adaptor Cable VMC UAM1 may not
be available in some countries/regions.
• 5_u cannot use the fbllowing devices as an
external media.
- media with a capacity exceeding 2 TB
- ordinary disc drive such as CD or DVD drive
- media connected via USB hub
- media with builtqn USB hub
- card reader
• 5_u may not be able to use external media with
a code function.
• FAT file system is available *br your camcoRter.
If the external media was fbrmatted to NTFS
file system, etc., *brmat the external media on
your camcorder befbre use. The fbrmat screen
appears when the external media is connected
to your camcorder. The fbrmat screen may
appear even in the case of media utilizing the
FAT file system.
• Operation is not assured with every connectable
device.
• Connect your camcorder to the wall outlet (wall
socket) using the supplied AC adaptor (p. 16).
• ReIbr to the instruction manual supplied with
the external media.
• ReIbr to the Sony support page fbr your
country/region fbr details on external media
that can be used.
_Tips
• 5_u can also import images recorded on
external media using the supplied software
"PMB'2
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Connect the AC Adaptor and the
power cord (mains lead) to the
DC IN jack of your camcorder and
the wall outlet (wall socket).
If the external media has the AC
power cable, connect it to the
wall outlet (wall socket).
Connect the USB Adaptor Cable
to the external media.
Connect the USB Adaptor Cable
to the _ (USB) jack of your
camcorder.
When the [Create a new Image
Database File,] screen appears, touch
[YES].
• _\m cannot connect to the Builtqn USB Cable.
Touch [Copy.]on the camcorder
screen.
DCR-SX65/SX85:
Movies and photos in the internal