NO PICTURE & NO AUDIO VHS CASSETTE

SOURCE: CONNNECTING THE DMR-EZ475V TO A TV, THEATRE SYSTEM AND CABLE BOX

Solution #2 posted on Feb 09, 2008
jdrrwoods
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http://www.altex.com/product_info.php?products_id=9207 here is a link to a audio / video switch box you need one of these make sure it has several audio video in and at least one audio/video out
hook all you rca cables up to the audio/video in from the cable box, tv, and dvd/vcr combo then out to the surround sound youll also need to get some rca cable splitters for the out so you can run it back to the audio/video in to the tv as well as the surround sound here is alink to what they look like
http://www.altex.com/product_info.php?cPath=344&products_id=6201
youll need thre of these of course when hooking it up dont pay attention to the color on these just the ones from the tv and surround sound and thats it your done it will all work if you want it to were you dont have to get up and push a button everytime most of them if you push all the buttons in at one time theyll stay like that

SOURCE: can not playback

what kind of smack???

SOURCE: playback problems - timer stays at zero

mi proble is: the power is gone, no power in the camara
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SOURCE: PV-GS9 mini dv playback problem

I covered several threads that recommended buying a Mini DV cleaner and running it up to 4 times. They also suggested to change to change your video tape as it may have been the cause of the original problem.

These solutions may have worked for many but not me. My camera was becoming progressively worse. It went to blue bars and no sound to no picture at all...just blue. After using a cleaner 4 times I became frustrated to the point I was going to buy a new camera.

However, with the camera still playing, I did the typical guy thing and rolled up my fist and gave it a good hit along side of it. Remarkably it went back to just the blue bars. I hit it again and it went back to a perfect picture. I'm not saying this will work for you and hitting it too hard could make things worse but I was at a point where I didn't care any more and took a chance that paid off.

SOURCE: Picture rolls on playback

Hi,

I beg to differ that the head is dirty. This is based on your post "...pre recorded tape is played the picture is fine..."

I am more inclined to suspect:

• servo calibration. This would be the capstan motor controller. The recording speed slightly differs with the playback speed. You could try manually adjusting the tracking control and see if it corrects the problem;
• recording speed selection, LP, SP, EP/SLP. try recording at the lowest speed LP;
• video source, possibly of a different color system, PAL, SECAM, NTSC.