20 Most Recent Sony HVRHD1000 Camcorder - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Look in the manual

More likely the tape is tangled around the head and depending upon the model, could be a broken/worn belt or clutch assembly or moror failure or even a Mechacon issue. Take it or send it to an Authorised Sony Camcorder repair centre for an estimated cost of repair.

I think that the screen has stopped working and the screen does not work anymore to allow it to be touched and work.I have the same problem on my I pad and the screen needed to be replaced and it worked again. You could buy another one or have it be fixed.

Time to have it serviced at a Sony Authorised service department ..... or purchase a new one.

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First of all, why did you reset it ? Was there an underlying error you were attempting to correct ? Resetting equipment is not just for playing with, you know. Have you looked up this issue in the manual, or contacted the FAQ section of the Sony website ?

It has possibly a write issue or maybe a bad HDD. Take it to an Authorised Sony Service Department for service.

For the Error: 91:01 in Sony hdr-pj50e, I will suggest to follow the below steps:

·It may be due to flash or battery problem. ·Turn off the camera and then remove the battery. ·Don't put the camera again for about 1 minute. ·Turn the camera on again.

this model has AV connecting interface, use an AV cord u can connect with an AV input TV

open it, clean the dust with air blower, check whether either the capstan motor or drum drive motor is struck, try to loosen it with a plastic lever.

this camcorder is an earlier model thus the zoom control motor could be weak, if so open it and take out the camera section and unscrew the zoom control motor, loosen it, some sort of sticky grease on the worm gear also obstructs, clean it with small brush or cotton bud. then apply a little silicon grease. don't let dust go in.

clean the side and center sensors in the cassette compartment

take it to a repair man. some doors open via a small motor with a rubber belt. these belts tend to break due ware and tear.

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You won't be able to do it with just a USB cable You will need an analog-to-digital video converter which will take the analog video signal from the Camcorder, and translate it to a digital signal for the computer via the USB interface.Startech, Dazzle and Roxio are three brandshttps://www.startech.com/AV/Converters/Video/S-Video-Composite-to-USB-Video-Capture-Cable-TWAIN-Mac-Support~SVID2USB23https://www.sony.ca/en/electronics/support/camcorders-tape-camcorders/dcr-trv103/articles/S1F0064Your iLink port is a Firewire interface, so if you have an older Macintosh computer with firewire, you may be able to go from the camera directly to the Mac with the appropriate 4 pin to 6 pin or 4 pin to 9 pin Firewire cable

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Does the laptop recognize the camcorder as a separate drive ?

Nothing wrong with the Canon, but you cannot expect one piece of equipment to play tapes recorded a dozen years ago on equipment of a different make. Your best bet will be to find someone to transfer the tapes to DVD for you.