Sony HDR-TD20V Operating Guide - Page 64

Saving images with an external device, Dubbing guide

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Saving images with an external device Dubbing guide You can save 3D movies and high definition image quality (HD) movies using an external device. Select the method to be used according to the device. Movies External devices / Connecting cable External media device Saving images on an external media device with high definition image quality (HD). USB Adapter Cable (supplied) DVD writer other than DVDirect Express Saving images on a DVD disc with high definition image quality (HD) or with standard definition image quality (STD). Built-in USB Cable Page 68 66 Hard disk recorder, etc. Saving images on a DVD disc with standard definition image quality (STD). A/V connecting cable (supplied) 66 Movies that are recorded with standard definition image quality (STD) Use the A/V connecting cable to connect the camcorder to an external device in which images are saved (p. 66). Notes  Delete the demonstration movie when copying or creating discs. If it is not deleted, the camcorder may not operate correctly. However, you cannot recover the demonstration movie once you delete it.  Movies recorded with [ REC Mode] (p. 73) set to [60p Quality ] or [Highest Quality ] can be saved on external media devices.   Dubbing on a computer: the built-in "PlayMemories Home" software (p. 63) US 64

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Saving images with an external device
Dubbing guide
You can save 3D movies and high definition image quality (HD) movies using an external
device. Select the method to be used according to the device.
Movies
External devices
Connecting cable
Page
/
External media device
Saving images on an external
media device with high
definition image quality
(HD).
USB Adapter Cable
(supplied)
68
DVD writer other than
DVDirect Express
Saving images on a DVD disc
with high definition image
quality (HD) or with standard
definition image quality
(STD).
Built-in USB Cable
66
Hard disk recorder, etc.
Saving images on a DVD
disc with standard definition
image quality (STD).
A/V connecting cable
(supplied)
66
Movies that are recorded with standard definition image quality (STD)
Use the A/V connecting cable to connect the camcorder to an external device in which images
are saved (p. 66).
Notes
Delete the demonstration movie when copying or creating discs. If it is not deleted, the camcorder may
not operate correctly. However, you cannot recover the demonstration movie once you delete it.
Movies recorded with [
REC Mode] (p. 73) set to [60p Quality
] or [Highest Quality
] can be
saved on external media devices.
Dubbing on a computer: the built-in “PlayMemories Home” software (p. 63)