JVC Cameras - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

Question edited for clarity. Removing the battery will effect a form of reset, but it sounds as though it needs professional repair. https://www.google.com/search?q=JVC+GR-D73+Camcorder+repair ..

Battery for cameras are normally made a specific shape or size so they only fit that camera and yours is just like that. The batteries to wear out and degrade so much that they came be fully charged (or never charge) and dissipate that power in 4 minutes from full to 'not enough power to operate'. The only difference with batteries is the number of Milli Amp Hour figure, the more mAh, the longer the camera works on a charge. The spec on yours is

GR-FXM40EK Camcorder Battery 6 volts 2100mAh

It was launched in 2003 and has probably been sitting in a cupboard for 10 years. The first thing to do it get a replacement battery and charge it up. In the leads that you got with it, there may be one to run it on mains power through an adapter. A battery is $10 a battery and charger is $33. https://www.psaparts.co.uk/camcorder/jvc/gr-fxm40ek-battery-adapter-charger.html https://www.google.com/search?q=JVC+GR-FXM40EK ..

to put into a computer

Power cycle all components: camera and desktop/laptop.

'MGI photo III se' is, I believe, software, not a driver as such. Are you sure that the drivers you have installed are compatible with your OS?

You may download the manual at http://resources.jvc.com/Resources/00/01/15/LYT1994-002A-M.pdf

Buy a map ?

http://support.jvc.com/consumer/support/index.jsp

If you have overwritten the videos, I'm afraid there is little chance. A specialised software expert may be able to recover something, but it would be extremely expensive, as it is a labour-intensive job.

IF you have 2 disks stuck in it you are not going to be able to remove them without damage unless you take the unit apart.

There's a decent UK support page with a full operating manual (in case you don't have one) available for download also a list of frequently asked questions. A depleted battery wont charge that may be a starting point in the first instance check your batteries second follow the support link here http://uk.jvc-service.net/public/document.cfm?prog=InstrBook.cfm&Model=GC-XA1

replace screen or replace camera

Plug the flash drive in a 'com port'. Go to your computer and click on the new drive.

I can understand your problem. I have the same problem with Windows 7 software for a video capture card manufactured by Canopus (Grass Valley) After much searching and experimenting I decided that the best solution was to maintain a Windows XP machine for this one purpose. In my case it was a cheap solution because I have a collection of Windows machines that I can use. It enabled me to capture my old family movies on DV tape format and then transfer them to my newer machine for editing. Sorry I don't have a better solution, but sometimes technology progresses faster than is convenient for some of us. Cheers, Don.

I think the VHS-C (compact?) cassette is suppose to fit inside the JVC CP6U adapter if that is what you're asking?

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Download the free VLC player here: VLC for Mac It knows (almost) all video formats. Realise there is no standard for MP4. there are so many different formats, you need a good program for that.