Hitachi DZ-HS903A Instruction Manual page 164

Symptom
No sound is heard
when an MPEG file
imported into
Macintosh is played
back on QuickTime
with an MPEG 2
playback component
adopted.
When the time stamp
of a file on a disc is
viewed on a PC, it is
different from the
actual recording
time.
It takes a long time
to save a video
edited on the video
editor of ImageMixer
3.
Cannot import from
a DVD-R/DVD-RW.
"Hardware
Removal" results in
error.
No USB2.0 HS (high
speed) connection
even when USB2.0
card is used.
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Cause and Correction
Since an MPEG file imported into Macintosh using
ImageMixer 3 Mac Edition for DVDCAM uses the audio
format of AC3 audio, no audio will be played back even
if the QuickTime MPEG-2 playback component is
introduced. Only video will be played back. Use
ImageMixer 3 Mac Edition for DVDCAM for playback.
The file system of this camcorder is operated on
Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), and time lag information
has not been set. With Windows
time stamp of files viewed on Explorer looks different
from the actual recording time. The actual recording time
will appear for the date/time indication on the playback
screen.
If you are editing a video file whose contents are different
from those of the project settings, it may take some time,
since the entire video file must be re-encoded. Reconfirm
the project settings.
Before importing, disconnect the camcorder from the PC
and finalize the DVD-R/DVD-RW. (Note that you cannot
add recordings to a finalized DVD-R/DVD-RW.)
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Exit Windows , and then disconnect the camcorder.
If your PC uses Windows
problem may be solved if you install Windows
SP3 or later.
Make sure that you have already installed the driver
provided with the USB2.0 card.
You will need to install the driver provided by USB2.0
card maker in order to operate the USB2.0 card at HS
(high speed).
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as of August 2008, the
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2000 Professional, the
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2000
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