20 Most Recent Jazz DV-171 Camcorder Questions & Answers

Google it and I am sure u will find it

use this nearest model user manual Jazz DV152 Instruction Manual

Yes you can pause.m Please just hit the smaller of the two buttons on the bottom of the control area.

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 this doesn't do it, try another card.

Make sure you are using a standard SD card. Most SD cards larger than 2GB are only available in the SDHC format. (Designed for Hi Def video). I did some research on your model and concluded that your camera only supports standard SD.

Just delete images from memory, Or alternatively, change your camera setting by saving images into SD card. Hope this help.

Are you sure the files are transferred to the sd card. With some camcordes you can transfer files back and forth, you can only copy the to your pc... unplug and plug it in again and check if the files are still there if aren't use a sd card reader to transfer these files back to your cam. But if the files are on the sd card and your camera still doesn't read them, try recording a new movie, see where it's located, does it have a seperate folder and try doing the same with your org movie. I hope it helps. :)

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Try to copy the whole dcim folder instead of opening the entire folder and copying all files. It will work..

try this link for a download (5.6mb PDF) good luck:
http://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/cyc/documents/jazz-hdv178-eng.pdf

plug it into your pc and create a music folder on the memory card.

it may be in a locked standby mode !look for botten or switch

try www.divx.com. There probably mpeg4 file in divx encoded format. You can download the plugins and decoders for free to test them.

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Here's what I would try: Plug it into the computer and treat it as an external hard drive. Look it up in Explore and copy what you want to the computer.

A more detailed explanation would certainly be helpful.