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4. Network Functions: Uploading Files
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Uploading an original file on a memory
card from the thumbnail screen
1 Connect the camcorder and device using
a LAN connection (page 56).
2 Select Transfer Clip >Select Clip in the
Thumbnail menu of the full menu.
The display changes from the full menu to
the thumbnail screen.
Clips can be transferred from the
thumbnail screen or the filtered clip
thumbnail screen.
3 Select the clip you want to transfer, then
press the MENU button.
A transfer confirmation screen appears.
4 Select Execute.
The selected file is registered as a transfer
job, and uploading begins.
When the transfer job is successfully
registered, the transfer result screen
appears.
5 Select OK.
To upload all files
Select All Clips instead of Select Clip in step2
to transfer all the files.
[Note]
Up to 200 files can be transferred.
Checking the file transfer
You can check the status of file transfer
by selecting File Transfer >View Job List
(page 97) in the Network menu of the full
menu.
You can also check the status of file transfer
from the Content Browser Mobile application
screen.
[Tip]
If File Transfer >Auto Upload (Proxy) (page 97) in
the Network menu of the full menu is set to On and a
network connection exists, proxy files are automatically
uploaded to the server specified using Default Upload
Server (page 97) when recording ends.
[Notes]
Up to 200 transfer jobs can be registered.
The job list is retained when the camcorder is
turned off, but up to 10 minutes of recent progress
information may be lost if the battery pack is
removed or the camcorder is powered off without
first setting the POWER switch to STANDBY.
Jobs added after the battery low voltage state are not
saved in the job list.
If an error occurs during file transfer, the transfer of a
clip with the same name as a transferred clip may not
be resumed depending on the settings and status of
the transfer destination server. In this case, check the
transfer destination server settings and status.
Uploading using Secure FTP
You can upload files with encryption
using FTPS in Explicit mode (FTPES) for the
connection with the destination file server.
Setting secure FTP transfer
For secure FTP transfer, set Using Secure
Protocol on the destination file server to ON
and import a certificate.
For details about configuration, see
“Registering a file transfer destination”
(page 61).
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