Scm630bc I need find how I clean filter in video recorder?

Ur VCR signal recorded free air throught an DTV converter box?Yes,this cause is normal,because VCR player have no digital tuner on the VCR player by itself,on it circuitries design.If recorded throught pay cable signal.Yes,than ur VCR video head player is dirty needed to be clean.Tries websites like Amazon.com,Ebay.com to buy a VCR video head cleaner vdeo tape.Just play it as normal as a video tape,when the video head clean,VCR will display clean head eject tape now.

This could be a fault with the built-in microphone.

One thing to try before condemning the camera is to plug in an external microphone and see if the noise disappears.

 

Good luck

Need go buy a cleaning tape from any local retailer and play for one minute. Video should comes back up.

The v900 has some years on it. It will need the heads cleaned ,possible torque adjustment or replacement of the video drum unit. To clean it is only $40 at Larry's electronics [email protected]

Try using wet head cleaning tape. If no solution then need replace the video head if you can't do, go to service shop to change it

Seems video head is clogged/ dirty, requires cleaning.
Take camera to nearest Sony service center for special head cleaning calls Lapping.

Try this: Find a vr3845b and use the "b" model as a filter to kill the copy protect. Antenna in to the "b", out to tv goes to antenna in on the "A" model, then "out to tv" now really does go to the tv. Works for me, but I am not sure if the clean " tv " signal is created by any or all dvd recorders. Give it a try. Good Luck

the video and control heads are probably dirty. a video cleaning tape might work, otherwise you will need to get a proffessional to clean if for you.

Dear elfox33
Your camcorder has dirty/clogged video head problem. Please use Video Head Cleaning Cassette Video-8 type to clean it. Hope problem will be solved.

Don't understand about the word "filter"?Filter tv programs?Do you mean delete commercials or filter the bad video noise?
More details please!