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That model uses a DVDR/RW type discs plus a memory card (SD, MMC or Sony Memory Sticks). To view photos from the disc simply go into view mode and use the joystick to move to the image you want to view. If you want to transfer images you need the USB cable that came with it and the original software to transfer images from the disc. While capturing video you can snap images but only to a memory card/stick. No card/stick while shooting video, then nothing was captured and the only way you can get any images is transferring a frame(s) from the video using the USB cable and their included software.
Here are links to the manufacturer website where you can still download the software that came with that model and a second link to view/save the manual in PDF format. Information to read in the manual are on pages 95 & 108.
You should only have to finalize the disc and then it will work in your PC, you need DVD playback software to play it. If its a dual layer disc your, DVD drive in your pc needs to be able to play dual layer. Enjoy, Lee
A DVD player may not recognise JPEG, but will recognise MPEG, which is why the DC210 has the Photomovie facility to convert the still photos from JPEG to MPEG, but you can still get to see your still photos on your PC, because they are on the disc.
Here's how you do it.
The
disc has two folders - VIDEO_TS for videos and Photomovie and DCIM for the
still images. Inside DCIM there is a folder called 101CANON. Open this
folder to see the still images - they all have .jpg file extensions. It may be quicker to copy the 101CANON folder to your PC, and open the copied file on your PC.
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You can either 1. Transfer the still pictures from the camcorder to the PC, and then, either 1.1 use your PC software to print the pictures, or 1.2 use an online photo processing lab to print the pictures for you. OR 2. Take the disc from the camcorder to a local photo printing shop and ask them to print the pictures you want printed.
But first ... before you can transfer pictures or video from your Canon DC210 to your PC you need to finalise the disc in the camcorder.
You
also need to make sure that the DVD drive on your PC is capable of
reading a DVD-R, DVD-R DL or DVD-RW format as these are the only disk
formats that the DC210 will handle. Not all PC DVD drives can read
these formats.
To finalise the disk you must have the power
adapter connected to the
camera, plugged into a wall socket and turned on. Then, switch on the
camera, put it into playback mode, Press 'Func.', select main
menu, select 'disk operations', select 'finalise'. Don't move or shake
the camera or switch it off whilst the finalising step is
underway - this could cause problems.
Once finalising is complete, take it out of the camcorder and then follow steps 1.1, 1.2 or 2 above.
I have lost my digital photo navigator by reinitializing my mac computer and misplaced my digital photo navigator Ver.1.5 where can I go to get a download?
• Windows XP
After connection is established, simply drag-and-drop files, using Windows the PC.
The DVD Camcorder appears as an external DVD-RAM drive in Windows
• Windows 98SE, ME, 2000
After connection is established, simply drag-and-drop files, using Windows PC.
The DVD Camcorder appears as two external drives such as a removable
Explorer.
If DVD-RAM disc, the movie files will be copied from the removable
If DVD-R disc, the movie files will be copied from the DVD drive.
Turn the camcorder on and press the ‘Disc Navigation’ button.
A list of thumbnail previews of photos and/or movie scenes will appear Select the scene using the joystick control on the DVD-Camcorder and then press the joystick or ‘Play’ button.
Write Once –
After finalizing, a DVD-R disc can be played back in approx. 95% of home DVD players and PC
DVD drives
Capacity – 30-60 minutes (depending on the selected filming mode) of high quality motion video
can be stored on a single of a disc.
Re-writeable –
DVD-RAM allows for recording and re-recording of movies and still photos up to 100,000 times
per disc. DVD-RAM is like a removable hard drive. Compatibility for video playback of DVD-RAM
in standard home DVD players is fairly low.
DVD-RW cannot store true .jpeg digital still photo’s like DVD-RAM, however it is re-writable and
has 80% compatibility with home DVD players.
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