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The camera playback monitor allows the user to view and rate videos saved to the memory card in the camera. If you wish to select a video for editing, press the down button to highlight the selected video. Pressing the play button will play the selected video. To zoom in on a specific area of the playback, rotate the dial clockwise. If you want to fast-forward or rewind through the playback video, press fast forward or rewind buttons respectively. To rate a video during playback, press up on joystick to open rate stars menu Press right on joystick repeatedly until desired number of stars is highlighted

The camera playback monitor allows the user to view and rate videos saved to the memory card in the camera.

The camera playback monitor allows the user to view and rate videos saved to the memory card in the camera.

To use this monitor, press MENU and then select "Camera." Scroll down to "Playback Monitor" and press ENTER. The screen will show you a list of all video files on your memory card. Press RIGHT or LEFT on your joystick until you find the video you want, then press ENTER to play it back. You can use left and right on your joystick to zoom in and out during playback, or if you prefer manual control over zooming, hold down ZOOM+ or ZOOM- until you reach your desired magnification level (the image will begin shrinking/growing). You can also fast forward through a clip by pressing PLAY or reverse by pressing REW; both fast forward/rewind buttons are located near the bottom right corner of this monitor's screen at all times while viewing videos on it. When finished watching a clip (or if there aren't any other clips available), press STOP before exiting back into normal camera mode - otherwise all subsequent actions will be taken from within this menu system instead!

If you wish to select a video for editing, press the down button to highlight the selected video.

If you wish to select a video for editing, press the down button to highlight the selected video. Press play on your camera monitor or remote control to watch your video.

While watching a video, you can fast forward and rewind it by pressing on the fast forward or rewind buttons. You can also pause/play a video by pressing these same buttons respectively.

To rate how much you like this footage, simply press up or down on your camera monitor's keypad while watching it if desired

Pressing the play button will play the selected video.

You can use the camera playback monitor to watch videos that are saved on your memory card.

To start playing a video:

  • Press the play button located on the front of your camera.

  • The selected video will begin playing in full screen mode from its beginning, and it will play at normal speed with no sound.

To zoom in on a specific area of the playback, rotate the dial clockwise.

To zoom in on a specific area of the playback, rotate the dial clockwise. To return to full-screen mode, rotate the dial counterclockwise.

The video will zoom in on the selected area and enlarge it to fill up nearly all of your viewable window. The zoom in/out buttons are located on the right side of the unit

If you want to fast-forward or rewind through the playback video, press the fast forward or rewind buttons respectively.

To fast-forward or rewind through the playback video, press the fast forward and rewind buttons respectively.

If you want to use a joystick instead of the buttons, you can access it by pressing the joystick button. You can also use this button to navigate your footage frame by frame. To zoom in and out of your footage during playback, simply use the rate stars menu on screen and select your desired level of magnification. If you want more precise control over zooming and panning (zooming), press “X” or hold down “CURSOR LEFT” while using a joystick to pull back or push forward on timecode slider bar at bottom-left corner of screen (or hold down “CURSOR RIGHT” for VCR style fast forwarding / rewinding).

To rate a video during playback, press up on the joystick to open rate stars menu.

To rate a video during playback, press up on the joystick to open rate stars menu.

To rate a video in increments of 1 star, press right or left on your joystick.

To rate a video up to 5 stars, press down on your joystick.

Press right on the joystick repeatedly until desired number of stars is highlighted.

  • While playing a video, press right on the joystick repeatedly until desired number of stars is highlighted.

  • Use the joystick to highlight the number of stars you wish to give this video.

  • Press the joystick to select that number of stars for your video.

You can view and make changes to your videos on this monitor.

You can view and make changes to your videos on this monitor. You can also view photos.

You can also delete photos.

You can also delete videos.

You can also delete photos and videos.

You can also delete all photos and videos!

Conclusion

The camera playback monitor allows you to view and rate videos saved on your SD card. This is a very useful tool that will help you make the most of your videos! If you want more information on how this works, check out our blog post on how to use the camera playback monitor.

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