Sony DCR-SX20E User Manual

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Select 
 on the screen, then 
disconnect the USB cable.
To customize a disc with DISC BURN 
OPTION
Perform this operation in the following 
cases:
When dubbing a desired image
When creating multiple copies of the same 
disc
When dubbing images in the memory card 
(DCR-SR15E/SR20E)
 Select [DISC BURN OPTION] on the 
screen in step 4.
 Select the recording media containing 
the movie(s) you want to save
 (DCR-
SR15E/SR20E)
.
 Select the movie you want to burn on 
the disc.
 appears.
Press LIGHT (p. 26) when thumbnail 
is selected to confirm the image. Select 
 to return to the previous screen.
By selecting date, you can search for 
images by date.
 Select 
  [YES] on the screen.
To create another disc of the same 
contents, insert a new disc and select 
[CREATE SAME DISC].
 After the operation is completed, select 
[EXIT]  [END] on the screen.
 Disconnect the USB cable from your 
camcorder.

To play back a disc on the DVD writer
 Connect the AC Adaptor and the power 
cord (mains lead) to the DC IN jack of 
your camcorder and the wall outlet (wall 
socket) (p. 13).
 Turn on your camcorder, and connect 
the DVD writer to the  (USB) jack of 
your camcorder with the USB cable of 
the DVD writer.
You can play back movies on the TV 
screen by connecting the camcorder to a 
TV (p. 33).
 Insert a created disc into the DVD 
writer.
The movies on the disc appear as 
VISUAL INDEX on the screen.
 Press the play button on the DVD writer.
You can also operate by the screen.
 Select [END]  [EJECT DISC] on the 
screen and remove the disc after the 
operation is completed.
 Select 
 and disconnect the USB 
cable.
Notes
Do not do any of the following when creating 
a disc.
Turn off the camcorder
Disconnect the USB cable or the AC adaptor
Subject the camcorder to mechanical shock 
or vibration
Eject the memory card from the camcorder
Play the created disc to make sure dubbing was 
performed correctly before deleting the movies 
on your camcorder.


Remaining Disc capacity