Sony SR60 Handycam Handbook - Page 98

Saving images in the Playlist to a DVD

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Saving images in the Playlist to a DVD You can save images in a Playlist on the camcorder to a DVD. • For creating a Playlist, refer to page 66. 1 Confirm that the Handycam Station is not connected to a computer. 2 Turn on the computer. • Close all applications running on the computer. 3 Place the recordable DVD on the disc drive. • It is recommended that you use a new recordable DVD. • If any software starts on the computer automatically, close it. 4 Connect the Handycam Station to the wall outlet using the supplied AC Adaptor. 5 Set the camcorder onto the Handycam Station, then slide the POWER switch to turn on. • You can perform this operation, when whichever position of the (Movie) / (Still) / (PLAY/EDIT) is lit. 6 Connect the (USB) jack of the Handycam Station to a computer using the supplied USB cable. [USB SELECT] appears on the LCD screen of the camcorder. • For connecting with the USB cable, see page 84. 7 Touch [ HDD] on the LCD screen of the camcorder. ImageMixer Menu appears on the screen of the computer. 8 Click [Playlist DVD creation] on the screen of the computer. [Project Settings] screen appears. • You do not need to change the setting unless necessary. • During the operation, do not apply vibration on the camcorder. The operation may be terminated. 9 Click [OK]. ImageMixer3 DVD Authoring starts up, and it allows you to select images in the Playlist created on the camcorder. • By using ImageMixer3 DVD Authoring, you can create the index menu or select images to be saved on a DVD. For details, see the help in the software. 98

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You can save images in a Playlist on the
camcorder to a DVD.
For creating a Playlist, refer to page 66.
1
Confirm that the Handycam
Station is not connected to a
computer.
2
Turn on the computer.
Close all applications running on the
computer.
3
Place the recordable DVD on the
disc drive.
It is recommended that you use a new
recordable DVD.
If any software starts on the computer
automatically, close it.
4
Connect the Handycam Station to
the wall outlet using the supplied
AC Adaptor.
5
Set the camcorder onto the
Handycam Station, then slide the
POWER switch to turn on.
You can perform this operation, when
whichever position of the
(Movie) /
(Still) /
(PLAY/EDIT) is lit.
6
Connect the
(USB) jack of the
Handycam Station to a computer
using the supplied USB cable.
[USB SELECT] appears on the LCD
screen of the camcorder.
For connecting with the USB cable, see
page 84.
7
Touch [
HDD] on the LCD
screen of the camcorder.
ImageMixer Menu appears on the screen
of the computer.
8
Click [Playlist DVD creation] on the
screen of the computer.
[Project Settings] screen appears.
You do not need to change the setting unless
necessary.
During the operation, do not apply vibration
on the camcorder. The operation may be
terminated.
9
Click [OK].
ImageMixer3 DVD Authoring starts up,
and it allows you to select images in the
Playlist created on the camcorder.
By using ImageMixer3 DVD Authoring, you
can create the index menu or select images to
be saved on a DVD. For details, see the help
in the software.
Saving images in the Playlist to a DVD