Top 20 JVC GZ-MG130U Camcorder - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Are you sure the battery is not defective? If you are the best thing to do is replace the device.

No if it says no files they are overwritten or were deleted.

You are more likely to get a helpful response if you post this query in a forum dealing with Consumer Electronics rather than Video Cameras

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Fixya does not supply replacement items. Please try Ebay or your local camera shop for the items you require.

I would go with a problem with the button contacts. Trouble is you can't buy the parts.

Could be that the heads need cleaning, or, as it's a fairly old camcorder, it may just be wearing out, I'm afraid.

http://resources.jvc.com/Resources/00/00/95/LYT1226-001A.pdf

Ebay or JVC spares.

First off, we are a group of volunteer experts that answer questions about things that need fixing. Problems such as yours are best referred to a customer support department from the company that you are getting service(s) from. As far as "JVC Antivirus" goes, I am in the USA and we here have never heard of such a product. In fact in doesn't even show up on a Google search. Perhaps what you are trying to get help for is "AVG Antivirus". If not, please disregard, but you won't get any answers here, I'm afraid.

Pascale, contact the maker of the software or where you purchased it, see if they can re instate your virus protection. "I hope this helped you out, if so let me know by pressing the helpful button. Check out some of my other posts if you need more tips and info."

Hi, I hope I can help with this. this usually means the memory is full. Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/laura_08254539050d64db

A combined hardware and software solution is 'probably' available from stores such as Radio Shack or Maplins, consisting of a lead from your camcorder to a converter unit, which then plugs into the USB socket on your computer. The supplied software (check it will work with your version of Windows, otherwise you'll have to use the Software Compatibility Utility) will enable you to download the videos onto your computer, then make simple adjustments to them. For anything else, you'll need some more high-powered software. You'll need to power your camcorder from the mains, to ensure the batteries don't run flat while you are doing the data transfer. If you can't find what you want at the suggested stores (and I am sure there are many other fine fine stores that could help, I only mentioned those as everyone is familiar with the names), then try the ubiquitous Ebay. Good luck.

This JVC page has drivers for DR-D53AG and GR-D73AG, you may want to try one of those. They may only be for Windows up to XP though. DownLoad Drivers

Are you attempting to obtain this, or is it occurring and not required ? If the former, there should be instructions in the supplied manual; if the latter, it sounds as if it requires the attention of a qualified artificer.

Are you offering this, or do you require it ?

Either the tracking needs adjusting or the heads need cleaning.

JVC has manuals for the GZ-EX210 on the product page: http://support.jvc.com/consumer/product.jsp?archive=true&pathId=171&modelId=MODL029070 . The direct link to the User Manual is http://resources.jvc.com/Resources/00/01/53/15368.PDF . The Basic User Manual is here: http://resources.jvc.com/Resources/00/01/51/LYT2393-002A-M.pdf . I suspect the additional letters indicate a color or other difference that will not change how the camera works. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

I have always understood that it is 'best practice' to fully charge the batteries for electronic equipment. If they are continually only half charged, they can develop a 'memory' and no longer take a full charge. The other criterion, of course, is that a fully-charged battery will last longer in use, and not let you down at a crucial point when filming.

Are the recorded movies in a format compatible with the TV ? They may need to be converted to MPG or MP4 format before the TV will recognise them.