Panasonic -eng User Manual
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Recording on optical discs and SD cards
Advanced Features
Recording video content
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Click [OK] when the confirmation
message is displayed.
To cancel this process, click [No].
Recording now begins, and the status is shown in the
progress indicator.
Recording will take some time. Do not operate the computer
until recording is finished.
A confirmation message is displayed if you have set [Seamless
setting during SD, DVD or BD recording] to [Makes seamless
even if the recording modes are different] because recording
may take some time. If the recording time indicated is
acceptable, click [Yes] to continue with recording.
With media other than DVD-R/RW and BD-R discs, recording
can be stopped by clicking [Cancel]. With DVD-R/RW and BD-
R discs, recording can be stopped by clicking [Cancel] when
changing discs or during data conversion. Recording cannot be
stopped when data is being written.
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Click [No] when a message is displayed
indicating that recording is complete.
Click [No] if you are finished recording. Click [Yes] to record the
same content to another media. Insert a new media and click
[OK].
Some optical drives may switch to a new disc automatically
before this final step in recording.
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Tip
If a media problem causes recording to fail, follow the instructions
to replace the media. The content you were recording when failure
occurred will be recorded again on the new media.
Advanced settings for the recording speed and other details are
available in the [Settings] window.
If there is unwanted content recorded on a DVD-RAM disc, formatting
the disc will delete all content
individually.
Notes on recording
Recording in BDMV format or AVCHD format
If there are gaps between content during playback, you can
adjust playback in [Seamless setting during SD, DVD or BD
recording]
Recording in DVD-Video format
If scenes with rapid motion are affected by blurry image edges
or video noise, selecting [Convert MPEG2]→[Picture quality
priority] may improve the image quality.
Video content with Dolby Digital 5.1 channel audio is recorded
in 5.1 channel DVD-Video format.
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