Jazz Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

Question edited for clarity. There is some troubleshooting here, but it sounds like it needs professional service. https://www.google.com/search?q=jazz+hdv180+not+working ..

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How to obtain manual for jazz dvx40 video recorder

I just got a jazz digital camera an I put in a micro SD card and turned it on and it saying please plug out card what does that mean and what do I do

Capture both video and stills with this handy camcorder. Its compact size makes it easy to take to any function without weighing down adventurers, while a USB connector allows them to port their recorded memories to a computer in a snap.

• Includes camera, USB cable, AV cable, MAGIX software: Video Easy SE, Photo Manager 9, instruction manual
• 2.6'' W x 4.9'' H x 1.9'' D
• Expandable memory: 8 GB SD/SDHC card
• Display size: 2.4'' LCD
• Megapixels: 14
• Zoom: 4x
• Input: USB / AV
• Requires four AAA batteries (not included)
• Imported

It means remove the card. The card is faulty. Replace it. Or, you can see if any of the information at this site can correct the fault: https://www.softwarehow.com/sd-memory-card-error-fix/

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It sounds like you need to download the codec to be able to play back the video. It'll be xVid or something like that. I'm not entirely sure what you need, but it definitely sounds like a missing codec.

you can view this manual online or download

Use the clean channel...don't use the drive function...unless you have something wrong with the amp...

The reason that the video is not playing is because the video uses certain "codecs" to decode the video. (It is basically a way that the computer interprets how to display the video on your screen.)

You need to install a good codec pack so that you can play all formats of video and/or audio.

I recommend using K-Lite Mega Codec Pack. It plays everything from Windows Media (AVI) to Quicktime files and just about everything in between. This is a very widely-used and popular codec pack. It also comes with a much simpler version of Windows Media Player. (It shows as an older version...and even looks like an older version, but it is only based on the older version as it honestly worked much better than newer versions.)

Here is the link.

(Click HERE to download the codec pack.)

Just use the DEFAULT installation. Don't change anything. There is no need to. Once it is installed, it will use the version of Windows Media Player that I just mentioned by default.

But if you still wish to use version of Windows Media Player that you currently have installed, then you may feel free to do so. It will still play videos using the same codecs that were installed by K-Lite. (All A/V programs will use the codecs.)

Another player I have recently found is GomPlayer. Very nice interface. Clean and easy to use. Install K-Lite and try out GomPlayer if you like afterwards.

HERE is a link. According to the site, you may not have to install any other codec packs after installing GOMPlayer. That may or may not be true. It IS OK if you install both.

Good luck. Let me know how it goes. :)

Cyryl

You will need t have a DVD burner software like Nero Burning ROM, ROXIO DVD creator etc., You should then install the same and select the Movie DVD option, drag and drop files into the burn list and burn them to a DVD. If you want more help please let me know once you have obtained a DVD burner software and I will guide you further.

Sai.

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You may be able to find the instruction manual on this link https://www.manualslib.com/

http://www.luk.staff.ugm.ac.id/fotografi/off/www.rit.edu/andpph/tphs-doc8.html

I don't know but bear in mind it might not even be a usb - my digital camera connector looks like a micro (or mini) usb but it is in fact slightly different and very rare so it seems the only place to obtain one is from the manufacturer at a highly inflated cost.

it sounds defective. white screen means its just the backlight and no video. Its not user repairable. Id return it and get a new one

Here's what I would try: Plug it into the computer and treat it as an external hard drive. Look it up in Explore and copy what you want to the computer.