Samsung SMX-K40LN-XAA - Manual (Page 86)

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DELETE
You can erase your recordings one by one, or all at once.
1. Open the LCD screen and then the camcorder is powered on automatically. ➥page 23
Set the appropriate storage media. (SMX-K44/K45 only) ➥page 36
(If you want to playback images on a memory card, insert a memory card.)
2. Press the MODEbutton to select the Play mode.
3. Select the Video or Photo thumbnail index view screen.
You can simply switch between video and photo thumbnail view using the
zoom lever.
4. Press the MENU button  Control button ( / ) to select "Delete."
5. Select an option by pressing theControlbutton (  /  ) and then press the
OKbutton.
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"SelectFiles"
Deletes individual selected videos (or photos).
- To delete individual videos (or photos), select the desired videos
(or photos) to delete by pressing the OK button, then press the MENU
button to delete.
- The indicator ( ) is displayed on the selected videos (or photos).
- Pressing the OK button toggles the selection and release.
"AllFiles" Deletes all videos (or photos).
6. The pop-up selection menu will appear depending on the selected menu item.
In this case, select the desired item with the Control buttons ( / ) and the OK
button.
Note that removing the battery pack or disconnecting the AC power adaptor while you delete
fi les may damage the storage media.
To protect important images from accidental deletion, activate the image protection. ➥page 73
The protect ( ) indicator will blink if you try to delete an image that was previously protected.
➥ page 73
You must release the protect function to delete the image.
If the write protection tab on a memory card is set to lock, you cannot delete. ➥page 38
You can also format the storage media to delete all the images at once. Be aware that all fi les
and data including protected fi les will be erased.
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