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If you just recently purchased this camera, please contact or call the Kodak help line. You may have received a battery that won't charge. Batteries need a charge at least once a month to keep them at maximum preformance. Leaving the camera battery uncharged for long periods of time can cause the battery to fail sooner than it should. If you do need to set aside your camera for a long period of time, put a full charge to it and then remove it from the camera. Most cameras (video cameras included), even if they are turned off, can trickle the charge down on your battery.
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Sorry, you can't. The CD14 is designed to store images and videos to memory, not to stream live video to another device.

your camera is broken. get a new one. they do wear out, you know. if it is new, return it to the store with the receipt, and get your money back.

Could be bad card. I've had it happen many times. Sometimes a photo recovery program can get images off card for you.

They mske some free recovery programs to run on your home computer for deleted photos as long as you have not used your flash card again and taken images over the old images. Work well as I have recovered many photos for people when this happened.

You have a cracked or stripped gear. If you ever took it to the beach it likely got sand inside. Even a little. You should try blowing out the gaps with compressed air from a can of air duster. If that doesnt work, you need it repaired

put it in a computer and see what it reads,it might need formatting .

It's time for a new one, uneconomical to repair.

Before suspecting the camera, I'd simply try another memory card in it. Memory cards can and do fail and often can behave inconsistently before they fail completely.

It is trying to tell you it needs a service or a repair