20 Most Recent JVC Everio GZ-MG360 HDD Camcorder - Page 5 Questions & Answers

try a down load from this site http://www.driverdetective.org/ with your camera pluged in

Yes, if you go to the JVC site and under "support" you should find "downloads" in there you'll find your manual to download as a "pdf." file.

May you will need to relace the optical block assy or ccd base assy

try the software that came with the camera if not then go to Everio and see if they hae some patches to download good luck

It may be a bad ribbon cable or connection, or a faulty component such as resistor or capacitor on the unit that lets it charger. You can also update the software if needed

HI,

Please click on the below link and contact the support team of JVC to order a new disc or ask them to email you the download of the software.
(800) 252-5722
or submit this on-line form.

IF you need any more help let me know

Thank you

Usually, at video playing on a videocamera of a sound is not present. At video carrying over on the computer the sound will appear.
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hey i have also had the same problem, but mine was as simple as dodgy dvd's. i bought about 25 in bulk and that same code ff037303 came up with about 10 of them. even when i tried to create dvd in another program it got to 98% then stopped. go and buy new dvds and try again. great camcorder though.

That is because the Dell has a different rated USB to the camera. Dell use High Speed US=B and your camera is the early type .

This isn't a solution specific to your problem, but maybe similar enough to help. I've dropped both my cell phone and iPod in the water. My friend told me to fill a bowl with uncooked rice and submerge the cell phone in the rice to draw out the water - took about 2 days and all was working fine - same with the iPod, but it took longer (about a week.) You might want to gently clean the battery connections with a Q-tip if you're seeing residue. Good luck!

The software that you did not get usually isn't necessary. MACs just recognize and download the files, especially easy if they're quicktime. I have a Sanyo digital video camera, and Nikon & Canon still cameras. I never install their software because I can use much better stuff like IMOVIE or IPHOTO and Photoshop. Just plug it in. Drag it to the desktop once your MAC recognizes it.

if you're confident in your ability to strip down such a delicate piece of kit:

get a bottle of pure acetone (molar, not nail polish remover - this contains lanolin which will destroy the electronics) and use it to displace the water and mineral deposits contained therein from the boards, then after ensuring the entire surface of every component is bone dry, reassemble.

If you're not so confident, find someone who's mad enough to try.

switch to MANUAL mode, then in SHOOTING MODE select NIGHT or TWILIGHT

this camera can be used for live broad casting in televisions by default. but if you need to live broad cast in computer then you have to install some softwares like picasa3 in your computer.

Are you using a JVC battery? I had the same problem when I tried to use an off-brand battery. They wouldn't work with my camera. Had to use JVC brand.

To convert all your videos .MOD, .TOD, .MTS, .M2TS from your JVC, Panasonic, Canon or Sony camcorders, you can use the software iVerio.

iVerio is a video converter and an avchd converter for camcorders.

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