20 Most Recent Vivitar DVR 882HD Camcorder Questions & Answers

It indicated the camera is recording the media.

You may view/download the manual at Owners Manual User Guide for Vivitar DVR 882HD Camcorder

Look at your memory card. SD cards have a slide switch along one edge. The position farthest from the metal contacts locks the card, protecting it from writes. The position nearest the contacts unlocks the card.

On the front, where the camera lens is, is the door you can open to take out the battery if it will not turn off. Hold the camera upside down, and use your thumbs to force the door to side off - it's not always easy to do. Push from the lens, toward the "Vivitar" name. I have the same model, and mine just started doing this last month, and I've had it for almost 2 years now. Maybe it's just not recognizing the Off command from the button like it used to. I don't know. But taking the battery out always kills it. Then, put the battery back in (correctly) to use the cam again.

When you are viewing your images on the camera, go through them until you come to the one you want deleted. Then, hit the physical MENU button on the right side of the control wheel (circle...whatever it's called). You should see three choices. Protect, Delete, and VOLUME. Press down (the minus, or "-", part on the the bottom of the wheel control) until you get to Delete on the screen. Then, press the center button (the silver one inside the wheel - it may not be silver on your camera, I don't know, but it's the same button anyway). Your next choices will be "Single" and "All". Choose "Single" to delete the single image on your screen. Choose "All" to delete all images that are in your camera's memory (this would be all of the images saved on your SD Card). But, let's say that you just want to delete this one image. So you choose "Single". A dialog box will come up asking if you want to delete the image. Make sure you choose "Yes" if you do want it deleted. Once you do, the image will be deleted and gone for good. After this, if your menu choices are still open, physically hit the "Menu" button on the right until all the menu boxes close.

On the front, where the camera lens is, is the door you can open to take out the battery if it will not turn off. Hold the camera upside down, and use your thumbs to force the door to side off - it's not always easy to do. Push from the lens, toward the "Vivitar" name. I have the same model, and mine just started doing this last month, and I've had it for almost 2 years now. Maybe it's just not recognizing the Off command from the button like it used to. I don't know. But taking the battery out always kills it. Then, put the battery back in (correctly) to use the cam again.

4K is not a selectable option on the camera. The specs say that it is 4K, so anything that you take video of will be 4K. The issue is whether or not your display device can handle 4K.

This link may help : https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1150427/Vivitar-786hd.html?page=47

use a mirror to reflect the indication

battery contacts must check for possible corrosion, scrap it and clean.

I don't understand what shutter button is you mentioned here, if you mean the snap button use a little contact cleaning liquid around it.

many reasons, may be zoom control motor N/w or the controlling cursor n/good.

the camera part of this model is not much high in quality, even though if the ambience is friendly you will get a satisfactory result.

at first charge the battery, put it in, power on, press the record button.

Why cant my camera come on to my camera its said vivitar. We make fun then it goes to a black screen