User manual PANASONIC AG-1320

[. . . ] All other company and product names in the operating instructions are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective corporations. Files recorded on a MultiMediaCard or SD Memory Card It may not be possible to play back the files on this Movie Camera recorded on and created by other equipment or vice versa. For this reason, check the compatibility of the equipment in advance. Keep the Memory Card out of reach of children to prevent swallowing. [. . . ] ST1: It plays back only the original sound. ST2: It plays back only the sound added by Audio Dubbing. MIX: It plays back both the original sound and the sound added by Audio Dubbing simultaneously. To Dub Audio While Listening to a Pre-recorded Sound When pausing the audio dubbing, set the [12bit AUDIO] on the [PLAYBACK] Sub-Menu to [ST2] and you can check the pre-recorded sound. When a microphone is used for audio dubbing, use headphones to listen to the pre-recorded sound while dubbing the audio. (When using headphones, set [AV JACK] on the [AV IN/OUT] to [OUT/PHONES]. ) When the line input is used, you can dub audio while listening to the pre-recorded sound from the speaker. For other notes concerning this item, see -103-. 2 S-Video Cable Be sure to press the [OSD] Button (-58-) on the Remote Controller prior to copying so that no indications are visible. Otherwise, the displayed tape counter and function indications are also copied. Movie Camera: 1 Insert the recorded Cassette. VCR: 2 Insert an unrecorded Cassette with an erasure prevention tab. If various setups (such as external input, tape speed, etc. ) are required, please refer to the operating instructions of your VCR. Movie Camera: 3 Press the [1] Button to start playback. To erase pictures that you recorded on the Card by using the Movie Camera, be sure to erase them on the Movie Camera, not on the computer. Using the optional DV Editing Software (Motion DV STUDIO) for Windows (VW-DTM41), a variety of visual effects can be added and titles can be created. You may not be able to properly play back or search the images on the Movie Camera after editing the recorded data or changing the image data on a personal computer. The image data files recorded on the Card with this Movie Camera conform to the DCF (Design rule for Camera File system) stipulated by JEITA (Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association). Using as a Web Camera or with DV STUDIO If the Movie Camera is connected to your Personal Computer, you can send video from the Movie Camera to other parties via the network. Do not connect the USB Cable until the USB driver or Web Camera driver is installed. 1 Install the supplied USB driver or Web Camera driver. 2 Set the Mode Dial to Tape Recording Mode (or Tape Playback Mode when using with DV STUDIO). -94- With a PC Moving Picture format (MPEG4) that can be played back on this device is ASF. (Depending on the file, it may not be able to be played back even if it is in ASF format. ) Folder Configuration when the Card is used with a PC When a Card with data recorded on it is inserted into a personal computer, folders will be displayed as in the figure. SD Memory Card: In the Card Recording Mode, the Movie Camera automatically saves file numbers (IMGA0001. JPG, etc. ) along with the images. The file numbers are recorded with each image as a consecutive number. When using the software without indication function, indication data, such as date, are not displayed. [. . . ] 5) Recording a fast-moving subject Because the focus lens-inside moves mechanically, it cannot keep up with the fast-moving subject. 6) Recording a subject with little contrast Because the Movie Camera achieves focus based upon the vertical lines of an image, a subject with little contrast, such as a white wall, may become blurry. ª Memory Stop Function The Memory Stop Function is useful for the following operations. Rewinding or fast-forwarding a tape to a desired position 1 Set [DISPLAY] >> [C. DISPLAY] >> [MEMORY]. 2 Reset the Tape Counter to zero at the tape position from which you want to play it back later. [. . . ]