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Storing movies onto, your Macintosh

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Choose the movie you wish to play back and click "Playback". The playback screen will appear and the movie will be played back. 3 Notes • When connecting the camcorder to a Macintosh for playback on a DVD player, etc., the screen for setting the drive region code will appear. Set the region code that matches your local area ("1" in the USA"). • Normal playback may not be possible, depending on the record status of the disc. Click Choose an image to play back. Hint The DVD player may start automatically when you insert a DVD in the camcorder or the Macintosh drive. To cancel automatic start of the DVD player: from the "Apple" menu, choose "System Preferences" "CDs&DVDs" - "When you insert a video DVD" - "Ignore". Storing movies onto your Macintosh ImageMixer 3 Mac Edition allows you to import movies recorded on the HDD/DVD of this camcorder to your Macintosh as MPEG files. Using ImageMixer 3 Mac Edition, you can play back the imported video files, combine images, cut-edit them, and create a DVD-Video. * A DVD-RW/DVD-R/+RW recorded on this camcorder must be finalized using this camcorder (p.120). Perform steps 1 to 3 in "Viewing 1 movies on the camcorder's HDD/ DVD using the Macintosh screen" (p.140) Connecting to Your PC 141

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Connecting to Your PC
Storing movies onto
your Macintosh
ImageMixer 3 Mac Edition allows you
to import movies recorded on the
HDD/DVD of this camcorder to your
Macintosh as MPEG files.
Using ImageMixer 3 Mac Edition,
you can play back the imported video
files, combine images, cut-edit them,
and create a DVD-Video.
*
A DVD-RW/DVD-R/+RW
recorded on this camcorder must be
finalized using this camcorder
(p.120).
3
Choose the movie you wish to play
back and click “Playback”.
The playback screen will appear
and the movie will be played back.
Click
Choose an image
to play back.
Hint
The DVD player may start
automatically when you insert a
DVD in the camcorder or the
Macintosh drive. To cancel
automatic start of the DVD player:
from the “Apple” menu, choose
“System Preferences” -
“CDs&DVDs” - “When you insert
a video DVD” - “Ignore”.
1
Perform steps 1 to 3 in "Viewing
movies on the camcorder’s HDD/ DVD
using the Macintosh screen" (p.140)
Notes
•
When connecting the camcorder
to a Macintosh for playback on a
DVD player, etc., the screen for
setting the drive region code will
appear. Set the region code that
matches your local area (“1” in
the USA”).
•
Normal playback may not be
possible, depending on the record
status of the disc.