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Operation with DVD Video Camera connected, the \DCIM\100CDPFP folder: The still JPEG

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lOperation with DVD Video Camera connected • The following operations are not possible when connected to PC: - Camera recording and playback using operation buttons on DVD Video Camera - Power off using the power switch on DVD Video Camera • No image will appear on the LCD screen or viewfinder of DVD Video Camera when it is connected to PC: Make sure that the DVD Video Camera is properly connected to PC: the ACCESS/PC indicator should show access to DVD-RAM or DVD-R disc, the beep sound indicates start/end of PC connection. (When disc is not accessed, the ACCESS/PC indicator will not blink or light.). • If still images are recorded on disc, use Windows Explorer to double-click the drive icon of DVD Video Camera (DVD_CAMERA), and then click the "\DCIM\100CDPFP" folder: The still JPEG files will appear. • Use the DVD Video Camera with a computer that supports USB2.0. If you connect it to a computer that does not support USB2.0, a message advising you to connect it to a computer that supports USB2.0 will appear. Note: • You can check whether or not the DVD Video Camera has been correctly recognized by the computer. (See page 138) • If the DVD Video Camera is not automatically recognized by your computer, you can use the following method to enable it to be recognized. Method 1: Turn off the DVD Video Camera and your computer once and try again. Method 2: Eject the DVD-RAM disc, DVD-R disc, or SD Memory Card from the DVD Video Camera and try again. Method 3: Try connecting the DVD Video Camera to another USB port on your computer. 135

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Operation with DVD Video Camera connected
•
The following operations are not possible when
connected to PC:
-
Camera recording and playback using
operation buttons on DVD Video Camera
-
Power off using the power switch on DVD Video
Camera
•
No image will appear on the LCD screen or
viewfinder of DVD Video Camera when it is
connected to PC:
Make sure that the DVD Video Camera is properly
connected to PC: the ACCESS/PC indicator
should show access to DVD-RAM or DVD-R disc,
the beep sound indicates start/end of PC
connection. (When disc is not accessed, the
ACCESS/PC indicator will not blink or light.).
•
If still images are recorded on disc, use Windows
Explorer to double-click the drive icon of DVD
Video Camera (DVD_CAMERA), and then click
the “\DCIM\100CDPFP” folder: The still JPEG
files will appear.
•
Use the DVD Video Camera with a computer that
supports USB2.0. If you connect it to a computer
that does not support USB2.0, a message
advising you to connect it to a computer that
supports USB2.0 will appear.
Note
:
•
You can check whether or not the DVD Video Camera has
been correctly recognized by the computer. (See page
138)
•
If the DVD Video Camera is not automatically recognized
by your computer, you can use the following method to
enable it to be recognized.
Method 1: Turn off the DVD Video Camera and your
computer once and try again.
Method 2: Eject the DVD-RAM disc, DVD-R disc, or SD
Memory Card from the DVD Video Camera and try again.
Method 3: Try connecting the DVD Video Camera to
another USB port on your computer.