Samsung DVD-L1200/XAA User Manual

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Page 1 - Memory Camcorder

imagine the possibilitiesThank you for purchasing a Samsung product.To receive a more complete service, pleaseregister your product atwww.samsung.com/

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English_xprecautions on useIMPORTANT NOTEHandle the liquid crystal display (LCD) with care:- The LCD is a very delicate display device: Do not pre

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English_90connecting to a PC ✪ This chapter explains how to connect a PC using the USB cable for various actions. - To connect an USB cable to a PC,

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English_91On a slower PC than recommended, movie playback may skip frames or operate unexpectedly. If your OS is Windows XP/Vista, log in as the Admi

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English_92connecting to a PC INSTALLING THE CYBERLINK MEDIASHOW4CyberLink MediaShow4 is a software for easy of editing MPEG, AVI, and other video fi le

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English_935. “Customer Information” screen appears.Click “Next.”6. “Choose Destination Location” screen appears.Choose the destination location whic

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English_94CONNECTING THE USB CABLEConnect the USB cable to copy movie (or photo) images in a recording medium to the PC and vice versa. When the USB c

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English_95VIEWING THE CONTENTS OF STORAGE MEDIA1. Slide the POWER switch downward to turn on the memory camcorder.Set the appropriate storage media.

Page 9 - BEFORE USING THIS CAMCORDER

English_96connecting to a PCStructure of folders and fi les on the storage mediaThe folder and fi le structure for built-in memory (8GB (SMX-F33BN/LN/RN

Page 10 - IMPORTANT NOTE

English_97On a Macintosh computer, you can also transfer data by connecting the USB cable, but the provided CyberLink MediaShow4 software is not Macin

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English_98connecting to a PCYou TubeBroadcast Yourself TM YouTube is a video sharing website where users can upload, view and share video clips. The S

Page 12 - NOTES REGARDING A TRADEMARK

English_99connecting to other devicesYou can view the recorded movie and photo images on a large screen by connecting the memory camcorder to a TV.CON

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English_xiDo not subject the memory camcorder to impact:- This memory camcorder is a precision machine. Take great care that you do not strike it

Page 14 - RECORDING OPTIONS

English_100VIEWING ON TV SCREEN1. Turn on the TV and set the input selector to the Input connection the memory camcorder is connected to.This is of

Page 15 - SETTINGS OPTIONS

English_101RECORDING (DUBBING) IMAGES ON A VCR OR DVD/HDD RECORDERYou can record (dub) images played back on this memory camcorder onto other video de

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English_102maintenance & additional information MAINTENANCEYour memory camcorder is a product of superior design and craftsmanship and should be t

Page 17 - Playing back

English_103To clean the lensUse an optional air blower to blow out dirt and other small object. Do not wipe the lens with cloth or your fi ngers. If ne

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English_104Battery packsThe supplied battery pack is a lithium-ion battery. Before using the supplied battery pack or an optional battery pack, be sur

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English_105NTSC-compatible countries/regionsBahamas, Canada, Central America, Japan, Korea, Mexico, Philippines, Taiwan, United States of America, etc

Page 20 - FRONT & LEFT VIEW

English_106troubleshootingTROUBLESHOOTING✪ Before contacting a Samsung authorized service center, perform the following simple checks. They may save

Page 21 - REAR & BOTTOM VIEW

English_107RecordingMessage Icon Informs that... ActionCheck the lens coverLens cover is closed. Open the lens cover.Write Error -Some problems occure

Page 22 - USING THE ACCESSORIES

English_108PlaybackMessage Icon Informs that... ActionRead Error - Some problems occurred during reading data from storage media.Format storage med

Page 23

English_109✪ If you encounter any problem using your camcorder, check the followings before asking for service repair. If these instructions do not s

Page 24 - CONNECTING A POWER SOURCE

English_xiiprecautions on useABOUT THIS USER MANUALSMX-F33BN/LN/RN/SN and SMX-F34BN/LN/RN/SN models support built-in fl ash memory (8GB (SMX-F33BN/LN/R

Page 25 - Charging the Battery Pack

English_110DisplaysSymptom Explanation/SolutionThe Recorded Image is more narrow or fat than original image. You should check the size for recording

Page 26 - Charging indicator

English_111Storage Media Symptom Explanation/SolutionMemory card functions are not operable.Insert a memory card into your camcorder properly. ➥page 4

Page 27 - Battery Level Display

English_112Recording Symptom Explanation/SolutionPressing the Recording start/stop button does not start recording.Press the MODE button to set Movie

Page 28 - Playback time

English_113Symptom Explanation/SolutionWhen the screen is exposed to the direct sunlight during recording, the screen becomes red or black for an inst

Page 29 - On handling a battery pack

English_114Adjusting the image during recordingSymptom Explanation/SolutionFocus does not adjust automatically.Set "Focus" to "Auto&quo

Page 30 - About the battery life

English_115Playback on other devices (TV, etc.)Symptom Explanation/SolutionYou cannot view the image or hear the sound on the connected device.Connect

Page 31 - CAUTION

English_116Connecting to a computerSymptom Explanation/SolutionWhen using the movies, a computer does not recognize your camcorder.Install the provid

Page 32 - 9999999999

English_117Overall operationsSymptom Explanation/SolutionThe date and time are incorrect.Has the camcorder been left unused for a long period of time?

Page 33 - LCD SCREEN INDICATORS

English_118Symptom Explanation/SolutionMenu items are grayed out.You cannot select grayed items in the current recording/playback mode.Most of menu it

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English_119Model Name: SMX-F30BN/F30LN/F30RN/F30SN & SMX-F33BN/F33LN/F33RN/F33SN & SMX-F34BN/F34LN/F34RN/F34SN System Video signal NTSC Pictur

Page 35 - Photo Record mode

English_03INTRODUCTION TO BASIC FEATURESGETTING TO KNOW YOUR MEMORY CAMCORDER 09PREPARATION12ABOUT THE STORAGE MEDIA390709 What's included with

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WarrantySAMSUNGLIMITED WARRANTYSAMSUNG Electronics America Inc. (SEA), warrants that this product is free from defective material andworkmanship.SEA f

Page 37 - Movie Play mode : Single View

RoHS compliantOur product complies with “The Restriction Of the use of certain Hazardous Substances in electrical and electronic equipment”, and we do

Page 38

English_0446 Recording movie images47 Recording with ease for beginners (EASY Q mode) 48 Taking photo images49 Zooming In and out50 Changing the

Page 39 - Photo Play mode : Single View

English_05PLAYBACK OPTIONS 73SETTINGS OPTIONS8073 Menu items74 Setting the play option75 Deleting images76 Protecting images77 Copying images 78 File

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English_0690 Transfering a Recorded File through a USB Conection90 CyberLink MediaShow492 Installing the CyberLink MediaShow494 Connecting t

Page 41

English_07introduction to basic featuresConnecting a power source ➥page 14Check out the storage media ➥page 39Setting the Date/Time and OSD Language

Page 42 - USING THE CONTROL BUTTONS

English_08You can playback and edit recorded movies (or photos) by using the CyberLink MediaShow4 application provided with the product. Also, using t

Page 43 - Using the Control button

English_09WHAT'S INCLUDED WITH YOUR MEMORY CAMCORDERYour new memory camcorder comes with the following accessories. If any of these items is miss

Page 44 - SHORTCUT MENU (OK GUIDE)

English_iikey features of your memory camcorderHigh-resolution Color Widescreen LCD (2.7” WIDE TFT LCD)Samsung memory camcorder adopts 2.7-inch Widesc

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English_10FRONT & LEFT VIEWBe careful not to cover the internal microphone and lens during recording.OPENOPENCLOSECLOSE21468914121110357Lens open/

Page 46 - POWERPOWER

English_11REAR & BOTTOM VIEWgetting to know your memory camcorderMODE indicator ( Movie ( ) / Photo ( ) / Play ( ))POWER switchReco

Page 47

English_12preparationThis section provides information that you should know before using this memory camcorder such as how to use the provided accesso

Page 48 - Selecting the OSD language

English_13preparationUSING THE ACCESSORIESAngle AdjustmentThis memory camcorder has a new swivel handgrip. Its handle turns along with the shooting an

Page 49 - SELECTING THE STORAGE MEDIA

English_14CONNECTING A POWER SOURCEThere are two types of power source that can be connected to your memory camcorder.Do not use provided power supply

Page 50 - Ejecting a memory card

English_15Charging the Battery Pack Be sure to charge the battery pack before you start using your memory camcorder. Use IA-BP85ST battery pack only.T

Page 51 - (512MB ~16GB)

English_16Charging indicatorTips for battery identifi cation✪ The color of the LED indicates charging status.If the battery has been fully charged, the

Page 52 - Handling a memory card

English_17Battery Level IndicatorState MessageFully charged -20~40% used -40~60% used -60~80% used -80~99% used -Exhausted (fl ickers): The device will

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English_18Charging, recording and playback times with fully charged battery pack (with no zoom operation, etc.)For your reference, the approximate tim

Page 54 - RECORDABLE TIME AND CAPACITY

English_19About battery packs The benefi ts of battery pack: Battery pack is small but has a large power capacity. It should be recharged in any envir

Page 55

English_iiiCapturing Photo ImageCaptures a moving subject instantly and saves the scene as a photo image. ➥page 48Easy Upload to YouTubeYou can upload

Page 56 - RECORDING MOVIE IMAGES

English_20Use only approved battery packs. Do not use batteries from other manufacturers.Otherwise, there is a danger of overheating, fi re or explosio

Page 57 - To cancel EASY Q mode

English_21Using a household power source Make the same connections as you do when charging the battery pack. The battery pack will not lose its charg

Page 58

English_22BASIC OPERATION OF YOUR MEMORY CAMCORDERThis section explains the basic techniques of recording movie or photo images and also basic setting

Page 59 - ZOOMING IN AND OUT

English_23Movie Record modeLCD SCREEN INDICATORSTime Lapse REC *Operating status ( [STBY] (standby) or [ ] (recording))Time counter (movie recordi

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English_24Quick View* Focus* (Auto Focus/Face Detection/Manual Focus)Shortcut menu (OK Guide) / ReturnShutter* (Auto Shutter / Manual Shutter)Exposure

Page 61 - PLAYING MOVIE IMAGES

English_25Photo Record modeImage counter (total number of recordable photo images)Storage media (Built-in memory (8GB (SMX-F33BN/LN/RN/SN only)/16GB (

Page 62 - Multi ViewMulti View

English_26Exposure* (Auto Exposure / Manual Exposure)Shortcut menu (OK Guide) / ReturnFocus* (Auto Focus/Face Detection/Manual Focus)Photo Record mode

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English_27Movie Play mode : Single ViewMovie Play modePlay Status ( Play ( X) / Pause ( ❙❙ ))Time code (Elapsed time / Recorded time)Storage media (Bu

Page 64 - VIEWING PHOTO IMAGES

English_28preparationMove to next fi le / FF (fast forward) ➥page 53Volume DownPlay Status ( Play ( X) / Pause ( ❙❙ ))Move to previous fi le / REW (rewi

Page 65 - CHANGING THE MENU SETTINGS

English_29MENUPhoto Play mode : Single ViewPhoto Play mode : Thumbnail ViewFolder-File Number Protect Photo Play Tab Storage media (Built-in memory (

Page 66

English_ivsafety warningsWhat the icons and signs in this user manual mean :WARNINGMeans that death or serious personal injury is a risk.CAUTIONMeans

Page 67 - Recording menu items

English_30TURNING THE SCREEN INDICATORS ON/OFF ( )Switching the information display modeYou can switch the display mode of on-screen inf

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English_31USING THE LCD ENHANCER FUNCTIONContrast is enhanced for a clear and bright image. This effect is also implemented outdoors in bright dayligh

Page 69 - White Balance

English_32ADJUSTING THE LCD SCREEN1. Open up the LCD screen 90 degrees with your fi nger.2. Rotate it to the best angle to record or play. If you rot

Page 70 - Exposure

English_33Using the Control button ButtonMovie Record( )mode/Photo Record( )mode Play ( ) modeMenu selection Movie Play ( ) mode Photo

Page 71 - English_61

English_34SHORTCUT MENU (OK GUIDE) Shortcut menu (OK guide) represents the most frequently accessed functions according to the selected mode. prepar

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English_35Shortcut function using the Control buttons ButtonMovie Record( ) modePhoto Record( ) modePlay ( ) mode Movie Play ( ) modePhot

Page 73

English_36INITIAL SETTING : TIME ZONE, DATE AND TIME & OSD LANGUAGEInitial setting is available in all operating modes. To read the menus or mess

Page 74 - Anti-Shake(HDIS)

English_37On charging the built-in rechargeable battery The built-in rechargeable battery is automatically charged while the camcorder is turned on.

Page 75 - Digital Effect

English_38INITIAL SETTING : TIME ZONE, DATE AND TIME & OSD LANGUAGESelecting the OSD languageYou can select the desired language to display the me

Page 76 - Resolution

English_39SELECTING THE STORAGE MEDIA You can record on the built-in memory or a memory card, so you should select the desired storage media before st

Page 77 - Quick View

English_v1. Read these instructions.2. Keep these instructions.3. Heed all warnings.4. Follow all instructions.5. Do not use this appar

Page 78 - Back Light

English_40INSERTING / EJECTING THE MEMORY CARD Inserting a memory card1. Turn the memory camcorder off.2. Slide the memory card slot cover to the ri

Page 79 - English_69

English_41SELECTING A SUITABLE MEMORY CARDA memory card is a compact portable storage media with a data capacity that exceeds the capacity of a fl oppy

Page 80 - Example of Time Lapse

English_42MMCplus (Multi Media Card plus)In the case of MMCplus, they have no protection tab so please use the protect function in the menu. Common ca

Page 81 - Fade Out (Approx. 3 seconds)

English_43 The memory camcorder supports SDHC and MMCplus memory cards for data storage. The data storage speed may differ, according to the manufactu

Page 82 - Zoom Type

English_44RECORDABLE TIME AND CAPACITYThe following shows the memory camcorder’s maximum recording time and number of images according to the resoluti

Page 83 - Playback menu items ( )

English_45 The previous fi gures are measured under Samsung’s standard recording test conditions and may differ depending on the test or use condition.

Page 84 - SETTING THE PLAY OPTION

English_46recordingBasic procedures to record a movie or photo image are described below and on the following pages.RECORDING MOVIE IMAGESYou can reco

Page 85 - 100-0002

English_47RECORDING WITH EASE FOR BEGINNERS (EASY Q MODE) You can record movie images in Movie Record mode only. ➥page 22With the EASY Q function, mos

Page 86 - Midnight Blue

English_48recordingTAKING PHOTO IMAGES You can take photo images in Photo Record mode only. ➥page 22You can take photo images with the PHOTO button.1.

Page 87 - Copy Cancel

English_49ZOOMING IN AND OUTUse the zoom function for close-up or wide-angle recording.This memory camcorder allows you to record using optical 34x po

Page 88 - FILE INFORMATION

English_vi17. POWER SOURCES: The CAMCORDER should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the label. If you are not sure of the

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English_50playbackYou can view recorded movie and photo images in thumbnail index view and play them in various ways.CHANGING THE PLAYBACK MODEPressin

Page 90 - ExiExitExit

PLAYING MOVIE IMAGES This function works only in Movie Play mode. ➥page 22You can fi nd a desired movie image quickly using thumbnail index view.1. Tu

Page 91 - Settings menu items ( )

English_52If there is no fi le stored to view, the message "Empty" appears.Closing the LCD screen while in playback will automatically mute t

Page 92 - USING THE SETTINGS MENU ITEMS

English_53Various Playback OperationsStill playback (pause) ( X/ ❙❙ )Press the OK button during playback.- To resume normal playback, press the OK b

Page 93 - File No

English_54VIEWING PHOTO IMAGES This function works only in Photo Play mode. ➥page 22You can fi nd and view desired photo images quickly from the thumb

Page 94 - Time Zone

English_55CHANGING THE MENU SETTINGSYou can change the menu settings to customize your memory camcorder. Access the desired menu screen by following t

Page 95 - Cities Cities

English_56✪ Follow the instructions below to use each of the menu items listed after this page.For example: setting the White Balance in Movie Record

Page 96 - Date/Time Display

English_57MENU ITEMSAccessing items in the menu depends on the operation mode.For operation details, see the corresponding page. ➥pages 58~72Recording

Page 97 - Shutter Sound

English_58USING THE RECORDING MENU ITEMSYou can setup the menu items for movie (or photo) images recording.iSCENEThis memory camcorder automatically s

Page 98 - Default Set

English_59White BalanceThis memory camcorder automatically adjusts the color of subject. Change the white balance setting depending on the recording c

Page 99 - Transparency

English_vii22. POWER LINES: An outside antenna system should not be located in the vicinity of overhead power lines or other electric light or power

Page 100 - System Requirements

English_60 A subject can be recorded under various types of lighting conditions indoors (natural, fl uorescent, candlelight, etc.). Because the color t

Page 101

English_61ShutterThe memory camcorder automatically sets the shutter speed depending on the subject brightness. You can also manually adjust the shutt

Page 102

English_62FocusThe memory camcorder usually focuses on a subject automatically (auto-focus). You can also manually focus a subject depending on the re

Page 103

English_63recording optionsFocusing manually during recording:This memory camcorder automatically focuses a subject from close-up to infi nity. However

Page 104 - Disconnecting the USB cable

English_64Anti-Shake (HDIS)When you use zoom to record a magnifi ed subject image, it will correct fuzziness in the recorded image. item contentson-scr

Page 105 - Photo images Movie images

English_65Digital Effect The digital effect enables you to give a creative look to your recording. Select the appropriate digital effect for the type

Page 106 - Image format

English_6616:9 Wide You can select the desired LCD display aspect ratio for recording or playback (16:9 Wide/4:3 aspect ratio).item contentson-screen

Page 107 - Playing Back Files on the PC

English_67Wind Cut You can reduce wind noise when recording sound from the built-in microphone.If "Wind Cut : On" is set, the low-frequency

Page 108 - You Tube

English_68Back Light When subject is lit from behind, this function will compensate for lighting so that the subject is not too dark.item contentson-s

Page 109 - CONNECTING TO A TV

English_69recording optionsTime Lapse REC (recording images at Time Lapses)Images are automatically shot a frame at a time at the specifi ed Time Lapse

Page 110 - VIEWING ON TV SCREEN

English_viii29. To prevent damage which may result in fi re or shock hazard, do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture.30. If this power suppl

Page 111 - VIDEOAUDIO

English_70 Total time for recordingRecording IntervalTimelineTime for recording on the storage media (a movie clip of Time Lapse recording) Example o

Page 112 - Cleaning the memory camcorder

English_71Fader You can give your recording a professional look by using special effects such as fade in at the beginning of a sequence or fade out at

Page 113 - LCD screen

English_72Guideline Guideline displays a certain pattern on the LCD screen so that you can easily set the image composition when recording images.The

Page 114 - Battery packs

English_73playback optionsMENU ITEMSAccessible items in the menu vary depending on the operation mode.See pages 50-54 for playback information and but

Page 115 - On TV color systems

English_74SETTING THE PLAY OPTIONYou can play all movie images continuously or play the selected movie images only. You can also set the repeat option

Page 116 - TROUBLESHOOTING

English_75DELETING IMAGESYou can delete saved movie (or photo) images.1. Slide the POWER switch downward to turn on the memory camcorder. Set the appr

Page 117 - Recording

English_76PROTECTING IMAGESYou can protect saved important movie (or photo) images from accidental deletion. Protected images will not be deleted unle

Page 118 - Playback

English_77COPYING IMAGES(SMX-F33BN/SN/RN/SN AND SMX-F34BN/SN/RN/SN ONLY)Images are copied to the destination storage with leaving original images in t

Page 119 - Symptoms and solutions

English_78FILE INFORMATIONYou can see the image information for all images.1. Slide the POWER switch downward to turn on the memory camcorder. Set the

Page 120 - Displays

English_79OKThis function works only Photo Play mode. Before selecting a menu item, set the mode to Photo Play fi rst. ➥page 50 SLIDE SHOW You can pla

Page 121 - Storage Media

English_ixBEFORE USING THIS CAMCORDER This memory camcorder is designed exclusively for high-capacity built-in fl ash memory (8GB(SMX-F33BN/LN/RN/SN on

Page 122

English_80CHANGING THE MENU SETTINGS IN "SETTINGS" You can change the menu settings to customize your memory camcorder. Access the desired m

Page 123

English_81MENU ITEMS You can setup the date/time, OSD language and display settings of the memory camcorder.Settings menu items ( )ItemsMovie Re

Page 124

English_82USING THE SETTINGS MENU ITEMSStorage Info It shows you the storage information. You can view the storage media, used memory space and availa

Page 125

English_83FormatThe format function completely deletes all fi les and options on the storage media, including protected fi les.You can format (initializ

Page 126 - Connecting to a computer

English_84Time Zone You can easily set the clock to the local time when using your memory camcorder while traveling.settings contentson-screen display

Page 127 - Overall operations

English_85Cities used to set the time zoneCities CitiesLondon, Lisbon AdelaideRome, Paris, Berlin, Stockholm, Madrid, Frankfurt Guam, Sydney, Brisban

Page 128

English_86Date/Time SetSet the current date and time so that the date and time at which you make a recording can be recorded correctly. ➥page 36Date T

Page 129

English_87LCD Brightness You can adjust the brightness of the LCD screen to compensate for ambient lighting conditions. Press the Control button ( ) w

Page 130 - Warranty

English_88Auto Power OffTo save battery power, you can set the "Auto Power Off" function which turns off the memory camcorder if there is no

Page 131

English_89VersionThe version information could be changed without the noticement.Menu DesignYou can select the desired menu color to display the menu.

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