SONY Manuals

This document introduces the high-definition digital tape recorders HVR-M35C, HVR-M25AC, and HVR-M15AC launched by Sony. These recorders adopt the HDV 1080i standard and have high performance and cost-effectiveness. They support recording and playback in multiple formats and have the ability to record in progressive scan format. In addition, these recorders have the ability for long-time recording, progressive format playback, and timecode recording. They have a compact and easy-to-use design, and are equipped with powerful features such as LCD screen and HD multimedia interface output.

This is a high-definition digital camera produced by Sony, with the model number HVR-Z5C. This camera uses Sony's newly developed“G lens” with excellent resolution, color and contrast, and the captured image quality is very high, comparable to cameras with expensive interchangeable lenses. HVR-Z5C uses Sony's 3 ClearVid CMOS sensor system, which provides extremely high low-light sensitivity with Exmor technology, and performs well in low-light conditions. The ergonomic design allows the operator to shoot comfortably in any environment.

This is a user manual for a SONY electronic viewfinder DXF-20W, which introduces the features and usage of the product.

This document introduces the features and characteristics of the MSW-2000P series PAL version TM digital video cassette recorder. The product uses MPEG-2 compression technology and offers advantages such as high quality, excellent performance-to-price ratio, and transmission efficiency, enabling end-to-end MPEG environment. The recorder is compatible with various 1/2-inch tape formats and features an elegant front panel design, high-quality digital audio, and long recording and playback time. Additionally, it supports a smooth transition to future HDTV and allows for 525/60, 625/50 switchable operation. Through the SDTI-CP interface, it can input and output MPEG elementary stream data to other nonlinear editing machines and server systems.

NWZ-S744/S745 Walkman user manual, introduces the various components and controls of the product, how to turn on and off the Walkman, how to use the Home menu and Options menu, how to transfer music, videos/photos/podcasts, how to play music, how to watch music playback on a TV, how to use the Music Options menu, and how to use the Voice Learning function

NWZ-A726 / A728 / A729 Digital Audio / Video Player User's Guide, introduces the player's features, operation methods and precautions, etc.

This document is the operating instructions for the Sony STR-SL50 and STR-SL40 receivers

This document is a manual for Sony AVD-S10 Super Audio CD/DVD receiver.

The Sony PVM-740 is a professional monitor with a 7.4-inch high-resolution OLED display that uses Sony's unique Super Top Emission™ technology. With the OLED display's excellent performance and Sony's Super Top Emission technology, the PVM-740 can provide excellent high-contrast images, for example, even in low-light editing rooms, the deep blacks in night scenes can be accurately displayed, and the brightness of the black parts of the image will not increase. Since the black is very deep, the peak brightness will be higher, and the twinkling lights of the town and the stars in the night sky can be fully displayed.

This is the operation manual for the Panasonic PDW-700 Professional Disc Camcorder. The manual introduces the product's features, usage and precautions.

This document describes the features and functions of the professional optical disc recording and playback device PDW-539P, including recording formats, camera features, optical disc drive characteristics, input and output interfaces, and other functions.

This manual mainly introduces the characteristics and features of Sony AIT tape storage products, including history, technology, products, etc.

LUMA series professional LCD monitors are a series of professional monitors launched by Sony. They have a variety of models and sizes to meet the needs of studios and on-site applications. The series products are equipped with advanced DSP engines and market-recognized ChromaTRU™ color matching technology, and have the powerful features of Sony professional monitors that are widely praised. These monitors can receive various signals, from analog to digital, from SD to HD formats.

Sony launched the XDCAM series optical recording system based on disc in 2004, which uses professional discs as the medium and employs excellent blue-violet laser technology. The disc-based recording method of XDCAM provides many advantages such as random access, no overwriting of existing scripts, and network functions. The professional disc itself is a high-quality, reliable, low-cost, and reusable medium, making it ideal for daily operations. XDCAM devices can record various formats and data, and can record MPEG IMX and DVCAM video files, metadata, and low-resolution data scripts onto a single disc.

This is a user manual for the PlayStation®2 DVD remote control. It introduces the functions and usage of the remote control.