Panasonic HC-X1000 Benutzerhandbuch

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∫ Check before dubbing
Check the equipment used for dubbing.
* You can dub AVCHD scenes and scenes in the recording mode option [MP4]. Note that among 
these scenes, those with a recording format size of 4K (3840k2160) cannot be dubbed.
Some equipment may not be compatible with high-definition (AVCHD) picture quality or MP4. In 
such a case, connect with the AV cable (commercially-available) and dub with standard picture 
quality. (
≥ For the positions of the SD card slot, USB terminal, or terminal for connecting the AV cable, refer 
to the operating instructions of the equipment used.
Dubbing with a Blu-ray disc recorder, 
video device, etc.
Equipment used 
for dubbing
Dubbing picture quality
To dub
Equipment with
 SD card slot
High-definition picture 
quality*
Insert the SD card directly 
(
Equipment with USB 
terminal
High-definition picture 
quality*
Connect with supplied 
USB cable (
)
Equipment without 
SD card slot or USB 
terminal
Standard picture quality
This can be played back on 
equipment incompatible with 
high-definition (AVCHD), so it 
is convenient if you are 
dubbing for distribution.
Connect with AV cable 
(commercially-available) 
(
You can dub scenes recorded with [REC MODE] set to [AVCHD] to a Panasonic Blu-ray 
disc recorder or a Panasonic DVD recorder that supports high-definition (AVCHD).
≥ Depending on the recorders or the media to be copied to, you may not be able to copy 
in high-definition (AVCHD) picture quality. For further details, see the operating 
instructions of your recorder.
≥ You can dub scenes recorded with [REC MODE] set to [MP4] to a Panasonic Blu-ray disc 
recorder that supports MP4 format.
≥ Scenes recorded with [REC FORMAT] set to [PS 1080/60p] can be dubbed to a Blu-ray disc 
only by using a device that supports AVCHD Progressive. When this unit is connected to a 
device that does not support AVCHD Progressive, scenes recorded with [REC FORMAT] set 
to [PS 1080/60p] are not displayed.
≥ Note that the equipment described may not be available in certain countries and 
regions.