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Folder and file names on computer, Windows, Macintosh, Folder structure

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Connect to your computer to save, print, and e-mail your pictures. (Using the supplied software is recommended. (P.11).) Folder and file names on computer Windows Drives are displayed in 'My Computer' folder. Macintosh Drives are displayed on the desktop. (Displayed as 'LUMIX', 'NO_NAME', or 'Untitled'.) Folder structure Built-in memory Card DCIM (Still/motion pictures) 100_PANA (Up to 999 pictures/folder) P1000001.JPG P1000002.JPG P1000999.JPG 101_PANA 999_PANA MISC (DPOF files) PRIVATE1 (clipboard pictures, P.58) MEMO0001.JPG Folder no. File no. JPG: Still pictures MOV: Motion pictures To reset file or folder numbers: 'NO. RESET' (P.22) New folders are created in the following cases: ●When pictures are taken to folders containing files numbered 999. ●When using cards already containing the same folder number (including pictures taken with other cameras, etc) ●When recording after performing NO. RESET (P.22) File may not be able to be played back on camera after changing file name. (Number can be changed without changing number of digits.) Connecting with PTP (Picture Transfer Protocol) If using Windows XP or Mac OS X, you can connect to your computer in PTP mode by setting to PRINT mode . Pictures can only be read on computer from camera. It may not be possible to read if there are 1000 or more pictures on the card. The message (PLEASE RE-CONNECT THE PRINTER.) will be displayed if you set to after connecting to your computer. Set the mode dial to a different mode, and reconnect the camera after 'ACCESS' disappears. 75 VQT1B61

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Folder and file names on computer
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Connect to your computer to save, print, and e-mail your pictures.
(Using the supplied software is recommended. (P.11).)
Windows
Drives are displayed in ‘My Computer’ folder.
Macintosh
Drives are displayed on the desktop.
(Displayed as ‘LUMIX’, ‘NO_NAME’, or ‘Untitled’.)
Folder structure
100_PANA (Up to 999 pictures/folder)
Folder no.
File no.
JPG: Still pictures
MOV: Motion pictures
DCIM
(Still/motion pictures)
Built-in memory
Card
MISC
(DPOF files)
PRIVATE1
(clipboard pictures, P.58)
MEMO0001.JPG
P1000001.JPG
P1000002.JPG
P1000999.JPG
101_PANA
999_PANA
To reset file or folder numbers:
‘NO. RESET’ (P.22)
New folders are created in the
following cases:
●
When pictures are taken
to folders containing files
numbered 999.
●
When using cards already
containing the same folder
number (including pictures taken
with other cameras, etc)
●
When recording after performing
NO. RESET (P.22)
File may not be able to be played
back on camera after changing
file name.
(Number can be changed without
changing number of digits.)
Connecting with PTP (Picture Transfer Protocol)
If using Windows XP or Mac OS X, you can connect to your computer in PTP mode by
setting to PRINT mode
.
Pictures can only be read on computer from camera.
It may not be possible to read if there are 1000 or more pictures on the card.
The message (PLEASE RE-CONNECT THE PRINTER.) will be displayed if you set
to
after connecting to your computer. Set the mode dial to a different mode, and
reconnect the camera after ‘ACCESS’ disappears.