JVC Everio GZ-360BU Camera Temperature is Too Low - Keep Power On??

You do not need any software to download the data from your camera. You can view your video files through Windows media player. The camer comes with Cyberlink Power director to view and edit the pictures if you want to make your own movies, but just about any editing software will do.

the temperature sensor may be faulty

This is usually caused by a failed component in the power circuit within the camera and can be repaired fairly inexpensively. However, it’s not a user serviceable problem and will need to be repaired qualified service technician.

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Stop making your movies in the freezer my friend, try going in doors, Hard Drive cameras are only good for proper temp filming, that is why most proper cameramen still stick to 8mm tapes.

The best solution is to send the product back to the manufacturer for repair or replacement. If you have a receipt for the product and its within the warranty period (1 year) they will do this free of charge. I can help you with the process.
Muzu

you must be trying to operate the camera in a cold area when the cold gets to the camera it forms moisture leave it turned on until it warms up hope this helps regards Jim

i have that camera but haven't had that experience. are you sure it's not a low battery thing

Well can you please tell what does this have to do with an iPhone.
I am asking this because it is in the mobile part for Apple iPhone.


Thank you, Apple Care Technical Support

mine is an everio gz-mg37u and i get that same bulls*** on the screen at every power up. First I tried waiting a while then switching all the switches between camera and video mode, record and watch mode, etc. and one time it worked and the message went away. Haven't been able to do that since.

Now what I do is turn it on, wrap it in a blanket, leave it about 10 minutes, then turn the power off and on again. Works fine for me, and if I turn it off and then turn it back on within a few minutes before it cools down, it works fine. There has to be a messed up sensor in this thing that I can desolder somewhere......

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