Playing back on a dvd burner – JVC Everio GZ-HD30 User Manual

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If you have a DVD burner (sold separately) connected to your computer, you can save edit source files
(file extension .JTS/.TPD) onto a disc. If you are using a DVD burner (CU-VD50/CU-VD0), you can
view files recorded onto discs on a TV by connecting the DVD burner to the TV. (You do not need to
connect your Everio.)

Connect the DVD burner to your computer.

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For details, see the instruction manual of your DVD burner.

Record the edit source files (file extension .JTS/.TPD) onto a disc using the Power2Go
5.5Lite software that came with your DVD burner (not included with the CU-VD3).

Connect the DVD burner (CU-VD50/CU-VD40) to the TV, and play back the disc.

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For details, see the instruction manual of your DVD burner (CU-VD50/CU-VD0).

On the DVD burner CU-VD0 you can play back MPG and TPD files.
On the DVD burner CU-VD50 you can play back JTS and TPD files.

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If you cannot record onto a DVD/cannot play back using the DVD burner

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If the file size is larger than GB, reduce the length of the video so that the file size is smaller

than GB.

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For JTS files, make sure [Create a File] is selected in step 8, and then [AVC.MPEG] and

[MPEG- AVC, 0x080i] are selected in step in the “Editing and Saving a File (AVCHD)”.

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For TPD files, make sure you have selected [Create a File [GZ-HD Series]] in step 8 and

matched the image quality with the video in step in “Editing and Saving a File (MPEG-
TS)”.

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DVD burner (CU-VD3) cannot be connected to a TV. If you are using a CU-VD3 burner,

connect it to your Everio for playback. You can also view files on the TV by connecting your
Everio to the TV.

Disc supported for creation Requirements
MPEG TS disc
(High-definition)

DVD burner (and supported, recordable DVD media)

Edit source file (file extension .JTS) of video recorded in AVCHD
format

(gSh)

Edit source file (file extension .TPD) of video recorded in MPEG-
TS format (RU)

Windows

Playing Back on a DVD burner