User manual JVC GZMG50US-GZ-MG50 Instruction Manual

[. . . ] ENGLISH GETTING STARTED 7 22 28 31 48 52 HARD DISK CAMCORDER VIDEO RECORDING & PLAYBACK GZ-MG50E/EK GZ-MG40E/EK GZ-MG30E/EK GZ-MG20E/EK STILL IMAGE RECORDING & PLAYBACK ADVANCED OPERATIONS MENU SETTINGS REFERENCES To deactivate the demonstration, set "DEMO MODE" to "OFF". 48) INSTRUCTIONS LYT1472-001C EN 2 EN Major Features of this Camera Built-in Hard Disk This hard disk camera records images to a large, built-in hard disk drive (HDD) instead of a DV tape like conventional video cameras. This enables extended hours of high-resolution, MPEG2 video recording. Editing Files on your PC USB 2. 0 enables the smooth transfer of video and still images to a computer. With the bundled image editing software, you can easily edit video and create your own DVDs. [. . . ] 25) 1 After step 10, press image of the play list. to select a thumbnail 7 Press 49 to start playback. 2 Press / to select the file you want to delete, then press . NOTES: You can display the play list menu simply by pressing the PLAYLIST button on the remote control. Maximum up to 99 play lists can be created. Each play list can consist of maximum 99 scenes. If you delete the original files, the files also have been deleted from the play list. Files in the [EXTMOV] folder cannot be used to create play lists. During playback of play list, "P" mark appears on the top left corner of the screen. If you slide the zoom lever towards W while playback is paused, the index screen for play list appears. You can see the contents of the play list and select the desired scene. To return to playback screen, slide the zoom lever to T. You can use various playback functions during playback. 25) 8 To stop playback, press 49. NOTE: To return to the normal playback mode, select [ALL SCENES] in step 6. You can display the play list menu simply by pressing the PLAYLIST button on the remote control. ADVANCED OPERATIONS 2 Press / want to check. to select a scene transition you 44 EN MANAGING FILES Add/Delete Files in Play List You can edit existing play lists by adding or deleting files. Changing Play List Name The default name of play list is its creation date and time. You can change the name on the keyboard screen as you like. 1 Set the power switch to . 4 Press / to select [PLAY LIST], then press 49. 5 Press 49. 1 Set the power switch to . 4 Press / to select [PLAY LIST], then press 49. / to select [EDIT], then press 6 Press 5 Press / to select the play list you want to edit, then press 49. To add or delete files, follow the steps 7 to 12 in "Creating Play List" ( pg. 42), or 1 to 2 in "To delete the added file from the play list" ( pg. 43). / to select [RENAME], then press 49. The table of play lists appears. 6 Press The scroll bar can also be used with the zoom lever and pressing / . 25) The thumbnail appears on the upper right side. / to select a play list whose name you want to change. 7 Press 49. 8 Press / / / to select the desired letter, then press 49. Repeat this process to complete the name. You can change the character types (capital letters, small letters or marks) by selecting [A/a/ @]. To correct a letter, select [}] or []] and press 49 to move the cursor to the letter, then select [CLEAR] and press 49. 9 Press 49. / / / to select [ ], then press To cancel the setting, select [CANCEL], then press 49. MANAGING FILES EN 45 Deleting Play List You can delete unnecessary play lists. Dubbing Using Play List Dubbing to an external device using a play list is possible. 1 Set the power switch to . [. . . ] 2" is recommended for creating DVDs. 2, There is no image quality degradation due to editing. Video files in the Everio hard disk can be used without conversion. For more information, refer to PIXELA web site: http://www. pixela. co. jp/oem/jvc/e/ NOTES: MPEG files edited with the [Create a File (Everio Series)] command through the Windows version of CyberLink's PowerDirector Express NE (in Normal and Economy modes) cannot be imported. When multiple files selected simultaneously in File Combination mode are imported, they may not always be arranged in the recorded order or file name order. [. . . ]