Saving Pc Images To Dvd; To Connect; Saving To A Dvd; Computers That Can Be Used - JVC CU-VD40U Manuel D'utilisation

Saving PC Images to DVD

This burner can be used as a DVD burner by connecting it to a PC. Images edited on a PC can also
be saved to a DVD by using the provided software.

To Connect

PREPARATIONS:
Power switch (This burner) : Off
PC Power : Off
USB cable
(provided for the Everio
camera)
USB
DC
DC
(provided for the burner)

Saving to a DVD

A
Turn on the burner and the PC.
Install the CyberLink Power2Go 5.5 Lite software if
you have not done so.
B
Insert a disc.
We recommend you to use a compatible disc.
(0P25)
C
Use Power2Go to save to a DVD.
1. Use Power2Go to create a folder.
You can create the desired folder names; however
do not use "EVERIO_V" or "EVERIO_S" as the
folder name.
Use half-width alphanumeric characters when
entering the folder or file names. You can enter up
to 40 half-width characters.
2. Set the file system of the data tab in the Power2Go
setup menu to "UDF1.5".
3. Copy files such as MPEG, JPEG and TPD into the
folder.
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USB
PC
Power supply outlet
COMPONENT VIDEO OUT
P P Y
R B
R L VIDEO
AUDIO
Power cord
(provided)
AC adapter
For details on how to save, refer to the Power2Go
User's guide, Help and ReadMe.
You can view User's guide, Help and ReadMe from
the start menu of the PC.
This burner cannot be used to write files into CD-R or
CD-RW. Also, it does not respond to all the functions
of Power2Go 5.5 Lite.
To get customer support and to register the software,
you need the following product key (CD-Key):
PXNVM-NWE4G-XQD9Q-CU9DX-3FQFN-NAKUS
Power2Go 5.5 Lite does not support conversion of
audio files to MP3 format.
When the "Enter Activation Key" screen appears
while using Power2Go 5.5 Lite, close the screen
without entering the activation key.
Removing USB Cable from PC
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a
Carry out removing of hardware on the PC.
b
Remove the USB Cable.

Computers That Can Be Used

CyberLink Power2Go 5.5 Lite can be used on
computers satisfying the following conditions.
Operating system:
Windows XP Home Edition [XP] (pre-installed)
Windows XP Home Professional [XP] (pre-installed)
Connector:
USB 2.0/1.1 connector
If you use USB1.1 cable, it will take approximately 3
hours to write one DVD.
CPU:
Intel Pentium III, at least 800 MHz
(Intel Pentium 4, at least 2 GHz recommended)
RAM:
At least 128 MB (at least 256 MB recommended)
Free hard disk space:
At least 50 MB for installation
At least 5 GB recommended for making DVDs
Display:
Must be capable of displaying 800 c 600 dots