147TerminologyDVD-RAM disc:Rewritable DVD disc.DVD-R disc:One-time recordable DVD disc.DVD Video format:This application format establishes the file name, directory structure, data format, etc. to record videos(movies). A generally available DVD video conforms to this format.DVD Video recorder:This device can record video and audio on any recordable DVD disc, such as DVD-RAM, that conformsto the DVD Video Recording format. Some DVD Video recorders can record on a DVD-R disc conformingto DVD Video format. A DVD Video recorder that is compatible with 8 cm DVD-RAM can play back DVD-RAM discs recorded on the DVD Video Camera.DVD Video Recording format:Format of recorded video data on writable type DVD disc. This format is adopted by DVD Video Camerasand DVD-RAM recorders that are compatible with DVD-RAM.DVD Player:This device can play back video and audio signals recorded on DVD Video and DVD-R discs using the DVDVideo format. Most DVD players can play back a DVD-R disc recorded on the DVD Video Camera (someDVD players cannot play back the disc).SD Memory Card:SanDisk, Matsushita and Toshiba jointly developed this memory card standard in 1999. The card is 32 mmlong x 24 mm wide x 2.1 mm thick, and has 9 pins.USB 2.0:There are two kinds of USB ports for a PC. As for USB2.0 (full speed), transfer speed is slow, and, as forUSB2.0 (high speed), transfer speed is higher-speed. If the DVD Video Camera is connected to the PCvia a USB2.0 (high speed port), movies can be enjoyed without difficulty.Infrared sensor:This sensor is used to adjust the white balance.Thumbnail:This refers to a reduced screen displayed on Disc Navigation in order to identify the recorded imagecontents.Scene:Video (movie): “One scene” refers to images recorded from one press of REC button until recording isstopped by pressing the REC button again.Photo (still): “One scene” refers to a single photo recorded by pressing the photo shot button.Slot-in type PC:PC that has a DVD drive into which a DVD is directly inserted or ejected from without using a tray.