Hitachi DZGX20MA User Manual

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Disc Navigation screen
Note
:
• The background color of screen allows you to identify 
whether disc or card is used on this DVD video 
camera/recorder.
- Purple: When disc is used.
- Green: When card is used.
• Pressing the DISPLAY button will display the 
recording date/time of the scene on which the cursor 
is placed in the space for operating guide. Pressing 
DISPLAY again will display the operating guide.
• If no disc or card is inserted, the Disc navigation 
screen cannot be displayed even by pressing the 
DISC NAVIGATION button.
• Each time Disc Navigation is started with a DVD-RW 
(VF-mode)/DVD-R disc inserted, message “Creating 
Thumbnail ...” will appear. After the message appears, 
the Disc Navigation screen will appear.
• If the following disc or card is inserted, the Disc 
Navigation screen will appear or some message will 
be displayed:
- Write-protected disc
- Finalized DVD-RW (VF-mode)/DVD-R disc
- DVD-RW (VF-mode)/DVD-R recorded on a Hitachi 
DVD video camera/recorder model older than DZ-
GX20MA/MV780MA/MV750MA/BX31A/GX20A/
MV780A/MV730A
- Locked  card
• Do not leave the disc navigation screen displayed on 
TV to which the DVD video camera/recorder is 
connected: Doing so could damage the TV screen, 
possibly by burning.
*1 Scene number refers to display number on thumbnail display screen.
*2 No still icon will appear for card.
*3 The operation guide will vary depending on the operation status of DVD video camera/recorder.
*4 Appears when 13 scenes or more have been recorded.
*5 “ 
” will appear for card.
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A l l   Pr og r ams
PLAY
RAM
RAM
Cursor
Still image icon
*2
Operation guide
*3
Thumbnail (see “Terminology”, p. 166)
Selected scene number
*1
/
Number of all scenes
Current page position
*4
Bar graph
Disc type icon
*5
Icons to be displayed on thumbnail:
 
V
 ....................
Photo (p. 52)
  
................. Skip 
(p. 118)
 [ ...................... Fade-in (p. 117)
 ] ...................... Fade-out (p. 117)
 
T
 ..................... Lock (p. 121)