20 Most Recent SVP DC-12V Digital Camera Questions & Answers

download your driver here: http://www.svp-tech.com/download.htm

Yes, you need a memory card, it is not optional.

You can download the manual from the manufacturer's web site at
http://www.svp-tech.com/drv/12v/UserManual.zip

Take the memory card out of your camera and look at it. SD cards have a slide switch along one edge. The position farthest from the contacts locks the card, protecting it from writes. The position nearest the contacts unlocks the card. If the switch is already in the proper position, slide it fully the other way and then back again.

i have a svp hddv 2400 i need a battery?

You'll be trying for another 3 years unfortunately.
I have the same camera and have the same problem.
Bought a new battery, new charger, new usb cord,
downloaded all drivers, read all manuals, contacted
SVP support 5 times and they never responded.
Now I have thrown the camera in the fire and am helping
everyone else who owns a SVP camera to warn future
buyers of their CRAPPY products that never work!

Same with my SVP DC-12V Bought a new battery, same problem, bought a new charger, same problem.
I guess now I'm regretfully going to agree with the majority of
SVP camera owners and say that they are pieces of **** !

http://www.svp-tech.com/download.htm

you can transfer pics using this method:
Right click START, select Explore. Once your camera is plugged in, it should be recognized by PC as either the name of your camera or USB Mass Storage. Just scroll down the left panel until you see it. Now click the (+) next to it to expand the folders. Find the folder that contains the pics and copy them and paste them in a folder on your PC. You can also delete pics from your camera the same way.
The other alternative, if you are using an MMC card, is to use a smart card reader and plug that into your PC and the MMC card into the reader.

Hope that helps!

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http://www.svp-tech.com/download.htm

try downloading the driver from driverguide.com.

You shouldn't need the driver - Turn the camera on, Push the menu button - click right for "setup"
you will see animation, beep, frequency, format, default , etc.... scroll down to USBMODE and click ok. Then plug it into your usb that should already be plugged into your computer. A screen will pop up asking what you want to do open folder with pictures in it, etc.... if this doesn't work E-mail me and I'll send you Coach Drivers that will work. Put the camera in usb mode though and it will work. I had the same problem.

You shouldn't need the driver - Turn the camera on, Push the menu button - click right for "setup"
you will see animation, beep, frequency, format, default , etc.... scroll down to USBMODE and click ok. Then plug it into your usb that should already be plugged into your computer. A screen will pop up asking what you want to do open folder with pictures in it, etc.... if this doesn't work E-mail me and I'll send you Coach Drivers that will work. Put the camera in usb mode though and it will work. I had the same problem.

i had the same problem but what happend was that the battery was in the wrong way try checking the batt.

you can transfer pics using this method:
Right click START, select Explore. Once your camera is plugged in, it should be recognized by PC as either the name of your camera or USB Mass Storage. Just scroll down the left panel until you see it. Now click the (+) next to it to expand the folders. Find the folder that contains the pics and copy them and paste them in a folder on your PC. You can also delete pics from your camera the same way.
The other alternative, if you are using an MMC card, is to use a smart card reader and plug that into your PC and the MMC card into the reader.

Hope that helps!

If your issue is not resolved, please do not assign a rating just yet. Please post back as to what steps you took, results, etc, and I will try to assist you further as best I can. I am here at your service.

P.S. - You can rate a solution with one of four ratings as explained under (remember that at times a bit of to and fro dialogue may be necessary to resolve an issue).

• "FixYa!" - The solution provides great advice on how to solve the problem.
• "Helpful" - The solution provides useful leads that helps solve the problem.
• "Thanks for Trying" - The solution does not solve the problem but the effort is appreciated.
• "Inappropriate" - The solution has absolutely nothing to do with the problem.

Thank you for using FIXYA!

IrishDruid

take the card out of the camera and look at the left side with the label facing you. there should be a little tab that you can slide. if it is up, it is unlocked, and if it is down it is locked.

If available for your OS, on the manufacturers web site.

DSC-T700 - Sony

www.sony.com > support > res > manuals PDF described in the operating instructions and adhere to them ... Charging the battery pack. ... This camera does not support HD recordings or playbacks for movies.

It is better to download the manual from the official site. So, visit svp-tech, search for your model and then click on download manual. You will get it in pdf format.