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Nonlinear editing Nonlinear editing of video data on memory cards can be performed by connecting the camera via the USB2.0 connection cable to a computer for editing (Page 68). Use a sufficiently charged battery or the AC adaptor. The following conditions are necessary for USB connection. ••PC with Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7, or Macintosh with Intel CPU (Intel Mac) ••USB2.0 (High Speed, Mass Storage Class) compatibility (not compatible with USB1.1) ••Only connect to one computer at a time. ••Camera cannot be operated if a hub or other device is connected between the camera and computer. 1 Insert a memory card into the camera, and turn the POWER/MODE switch of the camera . (Page 30 of Vol.1) 2 Connect the camera to a computer with a USB2.0 connection cable. Turn on the power of the computer before connecting. 3 Select [PC]. Dubbing can be performed to a Blu-ray Disc Recorder, etc. by selecting [RECORDER]. 4 Perform nonlinear editing on the computer. The contents of the memory card will appear as a removable disk icon within My Computer or the desktop on the computer screen. (Page 73) (Example) Windows Removable disk (E:) (Example) Macintosh ••When copying files from the camera to a computer, take care to ensure that files are not accidentally overwritten. ••For more details, refer to the operating instructions of your computer editing software. ••When changing memory cards, always ensure that the access lamp is not flashing and that the memory card is not currently being accessed. ••Camera functions cannot be used when the camera is connected to a computer. ••Always perform "safe hardware removal" when disconnecting the cable. ••The data on the memory card cannot be accessed when the memory card slot cover is open. ••If you use the battery and connecting a USB cable, no output will be performed from , , and terminals. When USB cable is connected, a message appears and then disappears on the LCD monitor and viewfinder, which is displayed again when operating the OPERATION lever. (This does not occur when connecting an AC adaptor.) 5 Turn off the power of the camera. ••If the camera cannot be correctly recognized by the computer, you may be able to remedy that by one of the following methods. - Turn the power of the camera and the computer off and back on again. - Remove the memory card from the camera and reinsert it. - Connect to a different USB2.0 terminal on the computer. ••If you are using an SDXC memory card, some computers may not recognize the data. Make sure your computer supports SDXC cards. NO NAME 72

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Nonlinear editing
Nonlinear editing of video data on memory cards
can be performed by connecting the camera via the
USB2.0 connection cable to a computer for editing
(Page 68).
Use a sufficiently charged battery or the AC
adaptor.
The following conditions are necessary for USB
connection.
•
PC with Windows XP, Windows Vista, or
Windows 7, or Macintosh with Intel CPU (Intel
Mac)
•
USB2.0 (High Speed, Mass Storage Class)
compatibility (not compatible with USB1.1)
•
Only connect to one computer at a time.
•
Camera cannot be operated if a hub or other
device is connected between the camera and
computer.
1
Insert a memory card into the camera, and
turn the POWER/MODE switch of the camera
<ON>. (Page 30 of Vol.1)
2
Connect the camera to a computer with a
USB2.0 connection cable.
Turn on the power of the computer before
connecting.
3
Select [PC].
Dubbing can be performed to a Blu-ray Disc
Recorder, etc. by selecting [RECORDER].
4
Perform nonlinear editing on the computer.
The contents of the memory card will appear as
a removable disk icon within My Computer or
the desktop on the computer screen. (Page 73)
(Example) Windows
Removable disk (E:)
(Example) Macintosh
NO NAME
•
When copying files from the camera to a
computer, take care to ensure that files are
not accidentally overwritten.
•
For more details, refer to the operating
instructions of your computer editing software.
•
When changing memory cards, always ensure
that the access lamp is not flashing and
that the memory card is not currently being
accessed.
•
Camera functions cannot be used when the
camera is connected to a computer.
•
Always perform “safe hardware removal”
when disconnecting the cable.
•
The data on the memory card cannot be
accessed when the memory card slot cover is
open.
•
If you use the battery and connecting a USB
cable, no output will be performed from
<SDI OUT>, <HDMI>, and <VIDEO OUT>
terminals. When USB cable is connected,
a message appears and then disappears
on the LCD monitor and viewfinder, which
is displayed again when operating the
OPERATION lever. (This does not occur when
connecting an AC adaptor.)
5
Turn off the power of the camera.
•
If the camera cannot be correctly recognized
by the computer, you may be able to remedy
that by one of the following methods.
- Turn the power of the camera and the
computer off and back on again.
- Remove the memory card from the camera
and reinsert it.
- Connect to a different USB2.0 terminal on
the computer.
•
If you are using an SDXC memory card, some
computers may not recognize the data. Make
sure your computer supports SDXC cards.