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Anonymous Posted on Jan 04, 2010

When I turn on my Jazz DV 152/ T20 it displays "Read card..." and then nothing happens...I have a 4GB SDHC card by SanDisk...both camera and card are new....is this a faulty camera or am I doing something wrong?

  • Anonymous Dec 26, 2011

    I had this same problem. Took a card out of an older camera and tried to use it in my Jazz DVX50 and only got the "Read Card" text on the viewscreen, wouldn't allow me to do anything else. Changing the card did the trick. Mark Cannistraci is correct, it is a formatting issue.

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Usually the first thing you need to do with any SD card and Camera is to go into the settings of the your camera and Format the SD card. This has to be done for each memory card you use with that camera. i.e. a SD card formatted on a Panasonic HD camcorder won't work in your Jazz Camcorder. The formatting is different between the two camcorders. New SD cards don't come formatted.
SO try inserting the SD card into your Jazz Cam and rummage through the setting until you find your memory settings. From there find the Format Memory Card function, format the SD Card and you should be good to go.

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Could be you have the older model of the camera that only supports 2Gb?

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