Sony DRC-SR100E User Manual

You can save images with ease by pressing 
the DVD BURN button on your camcorder 
(One Touch DVD Burn function) without any 
complex operations of your computer.

• Images that have not been saved to a DVD with 

One Touch DVD Burn can automatically be 
saved.

• The history of each saved image is recorded 

according to the user account. If you use a 
different user account, the image that has already 
been saved to a DVD is recorded on the DVD 
again.

• You can play back the created DVD on a DVD 

player or other devices.

• Still images are recorded first on a DVD. When 

you save images on several DVDs, the still images 
are recorded on the first DVD.

• Still images on a DVD created by One Touch DVD 

Burn function cannot be played back on a DVD 
player. Play them back on a computer.

The kinds of DVD that you can use for the 
supplied software are as follows.
Available DVDs differ, depending on the 
computer you use. For details on the DVDs 
compatible with your computer, refer to the 
supplied operational manual. Some DVD 
types may not be able to be played back, 
depending on the device you have. Refer to 
the specifications of your playback 
equipment for additional compatibility 
information.

• Only the 12cm DVD can be used. The 8cm DVD 

cannot be used.

• When creating a DVD with One Touch DVD Burn 

function, there is no operational difference among 
DVD types except that DVD-RW/DVD+RW are 
both reusable.

• When you create a DVD by editing images copied 

to your computer, some of the operations may 
differ depending on the DVD type.

• When saving data on a DVD+RW, the data is 

recorded in VIDEO format. You cannot add more 
data on the DVD+RW.

• Use a DVD produced by a reliable manufacturer. 

You may not save images correctly when using a 
low quality DVD.

Among the image data recorded on the hard 
disk of the camcorder, save the images that 
have not been stored on a DVD using this 
operation. 

• The image data saved on DVD in this operation 

cannot be saved after the second time. To save 
images on the DVD after the second time, copy 
the images to the computer (p.12) to create DVD.

• The sound quality remains as it is when you save 

a movie recorded in 5.1ch surround sound on a 
DVD.

DVD-R

• Unrewritable
• Fairly inexpensive. Mainly 

used for saving data

• Compatible with most DVD 

players

DVD+R

• Unrewritable

DVD+R DL

• Using the dual layer DVD+R 

system containing more 
recordable capacity

• Unrewritable

DVD-RW

• Rewritable and reusable

DVD+RW

• Rewritable and reusable

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