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Installing the Digital Video Software

Before you connect the camcorder to the computer with the USB cable

for the first time, you must install the Digital Video Software.

Mac OS X (version 10.1/10.2/10.3) Users:

Your digital video camcorder is equipped with the standard Picture

Transfer Protocol (PTP). This protocol enables you to download images by

simply connecting the camera to a computer with the USB cable (using

software such as iPhoto or Image Capture preinstalled on Mac OS X).

However, please note that there are several limitations to downloading

images with this method. To avoid these problems, install ImageBrowser

to download images.

❍ It may take a few minutes, after connecting the camcorder, until you

can download images.

❍ Only AVI* movie files can be downloaded. Thumbnails cannot be

downloaded.

* Two files are created in the camcorder (for example: [MVI_0001.AVI]

and [MVI_0001.THM]). [MVI_0001.THM] files cannot be downloaded

but movies can still be played back on the computer.

❍ Mac OS X version 10.2

• You may not be able to download images with iPhoto if the memory

card contains an enormous volume of images (approx. 900 or more).

• The Exif* version may change to 2.1 and image information may be

modified when downloading images with Image Capture. To

download images without any information changes, use the

following procedures:

1. Connect the camcorder to the computer and prepare it to

2. Start Image Capture.

3. In the screen that appears, click [Options].

4. Remove the checkmark from [Embed Colorsync profile] in the

* Images shot with camcorders complying with Exif Print

Close any programs that are running.

Set the DIGITAL VIDEO SOLUTION DISK For Macintosh in the

computer's CD-ROM drive.

transfer data.

[Download Options] tab and click [OK].

incorporate shooting settings information, such as the shooting

conditions and program AE mode, along with the image data.