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ImageBrowser EX Does not Operate Correctly / Uninstalling and Reinstalling ImageBrowser EX (Mac OS X)
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8 . Double-click the [dvsm- X - X - X - X -Xl.dmg] file.
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How to access the Control Panel in Windows 8
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On your keyboard, hold the windows key and press " X ". Click Control Panel
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Nomenclature of the HV20 and VIXIA HV30 camcorders
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HV30 kit contents
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VIXIA HV30 kit contents BP-2L13 Battery Pack WL-D87 Wireless Controller CR2025 Battery for wireless remote
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Setting a Custom White Balance with the VIXIA HV30 and HV40
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The white balance function helps you accurately reproduce colors under different lighting conditions so that white objects will always look truly white in your recordings. Ensure the Mode Switch is set to (P
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How to access the Windows Firewall settings
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In Windows 8 or 8.1 On your keyboard, hold the windows key and press " X ". In Windows 7 or 10, access Control Panel from the Start menu.
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How to access Programs and Features (to uninstall programs) in Windows 8
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On your keyboard, hold the windows key and press " X ". Click Programs and F
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Explanation of the Special Playback modes of the VIXIA HV20, HV30, and HV40
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To enter most special playback modes you need to operate the buttons on the wireless controller. There is no sound during the special playback modes.
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Procedure for managing the on-screen displays of the VIXIA HV30
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When set to [ON], the camcorder's on-screen displays will appear also on the screen of a connected TV or monitor. This may be changed by repeatedly pressing the <DISP.> button on the wireless remote or by following the below procedure.
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The HV10, HV20, and VIXIA HV30/HV40 each can record High Definition video at HDV 1080i or standard definition at NTSC compatible 480i
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The HV10, HV20 and VIXIA HV30/HV40 each can record High Definition video at HDV 1080i (1440 x 1080 via IEEE-1394 or HDV tape) or standard definition NTSC compatible at 480i (720 X 480 pixels). 720P high definition mode is not supported. HD video is recorded using the industry standard HDV format which utilizes MPEG-2 Transport Stream (.m2t files) with 4:2:0 color sampling.
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