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Recording Image from Other Camcorder or AV Device

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Recording Image from Other Camcorder or AV Device 1 Set the input selection on the DVD video camera/recorder to "LINE". Switch the input referring to "Input Selection" on page 59. 2 Turn on the connected device, and start playback of picture. The picture will appear on the LCD screen or viewfinder of this DVD video camera/recorder. 3 Press the REC button. Recording will start on this DVD video camera/ recorder. The operation of this line-input recording is the same as for recording movie (video). Note: Still images can also be r ecorded on DVDRAM disc. See "Changing Method for Recording Stills" on page 60 for details, and "Recording Stills" on page 43 for how to record still images. Note: The "Input Source" setting will return to "CAMERA" whenever DVD video camera/recorder is turned off. Note: Recording of most images is prohibited by the copy-guard signal to protect the copyright, except for images recorded on camcorders for personal enjoyment. These images cannot be recorded on this DVD video camera/recorder: Typical copyright protected images include those of DVD video, LD, prerecorded videotape, rental videotape, digital satellite broadcast, etc. Note: If a video signal that cannot be read by this DVD video camera/recorder is present - even in images recorded on camcorder for personal enjoyment without copy-guard signal - the input image may not be recorded normally. Note: If the input signal is interrupted by switching the channel on TV or switching the signal using video selector, normal recording cannot be performed. English 93

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English
1
Set the input selection
on the DVD video cam-
era/recorder to
“
LINE
”
.
Switch the input refer-
ring to
“
Input Selec-
tion
”
on page 59.
2
Turn on the connected device, and start play-
back of picture.
The picture will appear on the LCD screen or
viewfinder of this DVD video camera/recorder.
3
Press the REC button.
Recording will start on this DVD video camera/
recorder.
The operation of this line-input recording is the
same as for recording movie (video).
Recording Image from Other Camcorder or AV Device
Note:
Still images can also be r ecorded on DVD-
RAM disc. See
“
Changing Method for Recording
Stills
”
on page 60 for details, and
“
Recording Stills
”
on page 43 for how to record still images.
Note:
The
“
Input Source
”
setting will return to
“
CAMERA
”
whenever DVD video camera/re-
corder is turned off.
Note:
Recording of most images is prohibited by
the copy-guard signal to protect the copyright,
except for images recorded on camcorders for
personal enjoyment. These images cannot be re-
corded on this DVD video camera/recorder:
Typical copyright protected images include those
of DVD video, LD, prerecorded videotape, rental
videotape, digital satellite broadcast, etc.
Note:
If a video signal that cannot be read by
this DVD video camera/recorder is present - even
in images recorded on camcorder for personal en-
joyment without copy-guard signal - the input im-
age may not be recorded normally.
Note:
If the input signal is interrupted by switch-
ing the channel on TV or switching the signal using
video selector, normal recording cannot be per-
formed.