In step S503, the system control unit 50 displays the shooting-in-progress indicator 707 in which all the sections are displayed in gray. As illustrated in the shooting-in-progress indicator 707 in FIG. 7B, the shooting-in-progress indicator 707 is displayed in a larger display size, and displayed to have a longer display width of each section as compared with the standby indicator 703, so that a portion inside each section can be clearly seen. In other words, the standby indicator 703 is displayed with smaller-sized sections (small sections) than those of the shooting-in-progress indicator 707. The widths of the respective sections are equal. The respective sections correspond to the recording statuses (the progresses of the recordings, and the states indicating whether or not the corresponding movies have been already recorded) of movies of the first chapter, the second chapter, the third chapter, and the fourth chapter in order from the left. If the four sections are displayed in gray and there is no section displayed in white, it can be seen that there is no recorded movie, and such a state indicates being at the start of recording of the first movie.
In step S504, the system control unit 50 causes the system timer 53 to start measuring a rewriting time.
