DVD Burner calculates the camera and disc capacity after pressing the [Start] button, and there is no knowing how many discs will be required before writing.
Please turn off the power and restart.
Please note that if you ejected the disc after DVD Burner had started writing, the disc may not be used any more.
Mass Storage is a USB standard for connecting devices such as hard disk drive.
Devices such as cameras that support Mass Storage are handled as drives by the computer, and files in the devices can be handled directly using explorer.
This product supports cameras that supports USB Mass Storage Class.
For information whether your camera supports USB Mass Storage Class, please contact your camera's manufacturer.
When the [Connect camera] LED is still blinking even if the camera is connected, the camera has not been recognized. Check the power and the connection of the camera.
Depending on the camera, switching to the mode such as "PC Connection" may be required.
For details, please refer to your camera's instruction manual.
When writing is finished, the [Complete] LED turns on and the disc is ejected. The [Complete] LED turns off immediately after the disc is ejected.
When the [Need more than 1 disc] LED is off, disc creation is completed. You do not need to insert a new disc.
Before you insert/remove a memory card, please turn off the DVD Burner.
If you are going to use another memory card, turn off the DVD Burner first and remove/insert the memory cards.
Among the data recorded with the digital camera, only JPEG data can be used for the [DVD] function.
For creating discs with [Data] function, movie data and RAW data can be written as well as the JPEG data, however, the discs are not playable on DVD players.
Aspect ratio of the movie clips is maintained even after creating DVD-Video disc, and the movie clips are displayed as they are stored in the camcorder. Movie clips recorded in 16:9 are displayed as 16:9, and those recorded in 4:3 are displayed as 4:3.
DVD Burner writes all videos stored in the HDD camcorder to a disc(s). Thus, you cannot select movie clips and create a disc.
If you wish to create a disc with movie clips of your choice, you need to move the recorded data, such as deleting the videos you do not want on the disc.
Movie clips do not get cut off in the mid-stream.
DVD Burner calculates the free space on the disc first, and if the following data to write exceeds the capacity, the data is written to a next disc.
This product recognizes the time information in cameras according to the EST (Eastern Standard Time) and writes the information on discs.
Note that daylight saving time is not applied.
