My camera doesn't let me take pictures or video, it always says E:61:00 and 640(Fine) us not available

It may be that your SDHC card is corrupted, you should either have your camera reformat it or connect it to a desktop/laptop computer and run diagnostics on it.

Try to reinstall the cameras firmware available at the companies website under support page.

Download a video player that can play all types of videos.

You can try this one, it's free:

http://download.cnet.com/VLC-Media-Player/3000-13632_4-10267151.html?tag=rb_content;main

Download it and then install it. Then try to play your videos on that program.

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If you have been downloading the pictures from the camera to a specific folder, this could cause it to happen. For example, if you have a picture titled IMG0021 and you copied it to the folder on your computer, and deleted it from the memory of the camera, there might be a new replacement for the file depending on your camera settings. That is, since IMG0021 is no longer available, your camera might automatically name another recent picture IMG0021 thereby causing conflicts between them.
The best way to solve this problem if you want to keep all your files in one folder is by renaming your pictures or setting the camera to name them in another method( this function is not always available in all camera models).
Also, another step you can take is by copying them to another folder and see if it copies. If it doesn't copy and gives the same error, then you might have to seek help from an engineer as the computer maybe having problems or conflicts working with your camera.
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This is a problem on the motherboard, sort of like a solenoid that controls the functions of on/off mode and video still mode. it needs a service and possibley a patrt replaced Hope its unjder warranty as it expesnive

try giving the "restore factory settings" (in some cameras it is available as "reset" option) just try giving that and then try connecting the pc ...

if problem persists then let me know


regards
-Dileep

Okay well you have to eject the tape and leave the eject open. There is an auto timer that always turns off the picture. If you open up the tape eject and leave it open the camera will always stay on.

You will need third party hardware and software in order to transfer moving video from your camera to your PC. Depending on what camera you have, a few different options are available to you. For more information on IEEE 1394 connectors locate the websites of manufacturers of this hardware. The following manufacturers firewire products were tested with JVC camcorders: Pinnacle Systems, Belkin, Orange Micro, Digital Origin, Ratoc . Please be advised that compatibility of JVC camera with firewire card may also depends on your particular computer specifications/hardware settings. Even though we tested the above hardware and bundled software there will be always exceptions and JVC doesn’t guarantee that computer, firewire card and JVC camcorder will interface flawlessly in everybody case.

You will need third party hardware and software in order to transfer moving video from your camera to your PC. Depending on what camera you have, a few different options are available to you. For more information on IEEE 1394 connectors locate the websites of manufacturers of this hardware. The following manufacturers firewire products were tested with JVC camcorders: Pinnacle Systems, Belkin, Orange Micro, Digital Origin, Ratoc . Please be advised that compatibility of JVC camera with firewire card may also depends on your particular computer specifications/hardware settings. Even though we tested the above hardware and bundled software there will be always exceptions and JVC doesn’t guarantee that computer, firewire card and JVC camcorder will interface flawlessly in everybody case.

You will need third party hardware and software in order to transfer moving video from your camera to your PC. Depending on what camera you have, a few different options are available to you. For more information on IEEE 1394 connectors locate the websites of manufacturers of this hardware. The following manufacturers firewire products were tested with JVC camcorders: Pinnacle Systems, Belkin, Orange Micro, Digital Origin, Ratoc . Please be advised that compatibility of JVC camera with firewire card may also depends on your particular computer specifications/hardware settings. Even though we tested the above hardware and bundled software there will be always exceptions and JVC doesn’t guarantee that computer, firewire card and JVC camcorder will interface flawlessly in everybody case.