Sony DCRSX85 User Manual

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Turn on your camcorder, and 
connect a DVD writer, etc. to the 
 (USB) jack of your camcorder 
with the Built-in USB Cable.
The [USB SELECT] screen appears on 
the camcorder screen.
If the [USB SELECT] screen does not 
appear, touch 
 (MENU)  [Show 
others]  [USB CONNECT] (under  
 [OTHERS] category).
   
Touch the recording media that 
contains the images on the 
camcorder screen.
[ USB CONNECT]: Internal 
memory (DCR-SX65/SX85)
[ USB CONNECT]: Memory card
The displayed recording media differ 
depending on the model.
   
Record movies on the connected 
device.
For details, refer to the instruction 
manuals supplied with the device to be 
connected.
   
After the operation is completed, 
touch [END]  [YES] on the 
camcorder screen.
   
Disconnect the USB cable.
Creating a disc with a recorder, etc.
You can dub images played back on your 
camcorder on a disc or video cassette, 
by connecting your camcorder to a disc 
recorder, a Sony DVD writer, etc., other 
than DVDirect Express, with the A/V 
connecting cable. Connect the device in 
either way of  or . Refer also to the 
instruction manuals supplied with the 
devices to be connected.
Notes
Connect your camcorder to the wall outlet (wall 
socket) using the supplied AC Adaptor for this 
operation (p. 16).
Sony DVD writer may not be available in some 
countries/regions.
 A/V connecting cable (supplied)
Connect the A/V connecting cable to the 
input jack of another device.
 A/V connecting cable with S VIDEO 
(sold separately)
When connecting to another device 
via the S VIDEO jack, by using an A/V 
connecting cable with an S VIDEO cable 
(sold separately), higher quality images can 
be produced than with an A/V connecting 
cable. Connect the white and red plug 
(left/right audio) and the S VIDEO plug 
(S VIDEO channel) of the A/V connecting 
cable with an S VIDEO cable. If you 
connect the S VIDEO plug only, you will 
hear no sound. The yellow plug (video) 
connection is not necessary.