Sony PCV-RZ324 Specifications download pdf (Page 85)

Software Guide

Using Click to DVD

Restrictions and cautions

The following section gives you an overview of some restrictions and cautions. For a complete overview of

the restrictions and cautions, read the Restrictions and Cautions chapter in the Click to DVD Help.

❑ Use the Click to DVD Project Administration Tool to help you manage your files (see Managing project

files with Click to DVD Project Administration Tool (page 100)).

❑ To transfer a specific video segment or to edit your video, use the full Click to DVD software, rather than

the Click to DVD Automatic Mode software.

❑ Use an i.LINK™ cable (not supplied) to connect DV devices to the computer. Click to DVD and Click to

DVD Automatic Mode will not work if you use a USB cable to make this connection.

❑ When loading images from a device, do not turn off or unplug the device, and do not operate any of its

controls.

❑ The video and audio compression method used by Click to DVD varies according to recording time. When

recording time exceeds the DVD capacity, audio is first compressed to AC-3 format. If the recording still

exceeds DVD capacity, the video bit rate is reduced.

❑ When the Click to DVD Automatic Mode application is closed, any video that was loaded from a device

onto the computer’s hard disk is deleted.

❑ You need at least 24 GB of free space to create a 60 min DVD (High Quality) using the Click to DVD

software. A minimum of 10 GB is required when using the Click to DVD Automatic mode software to

create a DVD of the same length.

❑ The amount of time needed to create a DVD depends on a variety of factors, including:

❑ length of the video that you are recording;

❑ processing speed of your computer;

❑ DVD-writing speed of your DVD±RW drive;

❑ number of chapter thumbnails that must be created for the DVD menu;

❑ type of media used.

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