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Handling Discs lUsing discs DVD-RAM and DVD-R discs are very delicate recording media. Carefully read the following cautions and observe them: • When using a disc in this DVD Video Camera, be sure to keep it in Round DVD Holder. • Always use a brand new disc when recording important material. • Be sure not to touch the exposed disc portion, and be careful that no dirt adheres to it. • If there is dust, scratch, dirt on disc or if it is warped, the following phenomena may occur: Do not touch − Block noise in playback image − Momentary stop of playback image − Sound interrupted during playback, or abnormal sound Block noise − Blue thumbnail display* (Fig. 1) A l l Pr og r ams 001/ 006 − Disc cannot correctly be recognized − Delay between video and audio PLAY RAM Even if disc is normal, the above phenomena may * (Fig. 1) occasionally occur. While the ACCESS/PC indicator is lit, do not subject disc to vibrations or impact, and avoid using DVD Video Camera at extremely high or low temperatures, or in an environment where condensation is likely to occur. • When recording images, the DVD Video Camera may Al l Programs 001 / 002 avoid the portions of disc where recording is not possible, due to dust, scratches, etc. [It will pause PLAY RAM m at such a portion and (Recording one scene automatically restart may produce multiple recording (n).] thumbnails.) This will cause recording to be interrupted for several seconds to several minutes, and multiple thumbnails will be created by one recording session as shown above. In this case, the recordable time on disc will decrease. • Be careful when removing the disc since the metal of removal slot of DVD Video Camera, and disc itself, may be hot. lStoring discs • When storing disc, insert it in Round DVD Holder into plastic case. • Be careful that no condensation occurs on disc. • Do not place disc in the following places: − Direct sunlight for a long time − Where humidity is high or in dusty place − While there is heat from a heater, etc. Note: • See page 74 when cleaning the removed disc. • See page 73 for how to handle disc removed from Round DVD Holder. • See page 74 for how to set the disc removed from Round DVD Holder or another disc correctly into Round DVD Holder. 30

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Handling Discs
l
Using discs
DVD-RAM and DVD-R discs are very delicate
recording media. Carefully read the following cautions
and observe them:
•
When using a disc in this DVD Video Camera,
be sure
to keep it in Round DVD Holder.
•
Always use a brand new disc when recording
important material.
•
Be sure not to touch the exposed
disc
portion, and be careful that
no dirt adheres to it.
•
If there is dust, scratch, dirt on
disc or if it is warped,
the
following phenomena may occur:
−
Block noise in playback image
−
Momentary stop of playback
image
−
Sound interrupted during
playback, or abnormal sound
−
Blue thumbnail display*
(Fig. 1)
−
Disc cannot correctly be
recognized
−
Delay between video and
audio
Even if disc is normal, the
above
phenomena
may
occasionally occur. While the ACCESS/PC indicator
is lit, do not subject disc to vibrations or impact, and
avoid using DVD Video Camera at extremely high or
low temperatures, or in an environment where
condensation is likely to occur.
•
When recording images, the
DVD Video Camera may
avoid the portions of disc
where
recording
is
not
possible,
due
to
dust,
scratches, etc. [It will pause
m
at such a portion and
automatically
restart
recording (
n
).]
This will cause recording to
be interrupted for several seconds to several minutes,
and multiple thumbnails will be created by one
recording session as shown above. In this case, the
recordable time on disc will decrease.
•
Be careful when removing the disc since the metal of
removal slot of DVD Video Camera, and disc itself,
may be hot.
l
Storing discs
•
When storing disc, insert it in Round DVD Holder into
plastic case.
•
Be careful that no condensation occurs on disc.
•
Do not place disc in the following places:
−
Direct sunlight for a long time
−
Where humidity is high or in dusty place
−
While there is heat from a heater, etc.
Note
:
•
See page 74 when cleaning the removed disc.
•
See page 73 for how to handle disc removed from Round
DVD Holder.
•
See page 74 for how to set the disc removed from
Round DVD Holder or another disc correctly into Round
DVD Holder.
Do not touch
Block noise
001/ 006
Al l Progra
m
s
PLAY
RAM
(Fig. 1)
*
001 / 002
Al l Progra
m
s
PLAY
RAM
(Recording one scene
may produce multiple
thumbnails.)