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Posted on Aug 18, 2007

PV GS 35 wont play tapes from other cameras

Hi I bought a panasonic PV GS35 filmed some stuff and made little iMovie videos with it. Everything seemed fine. Then, I borrowed another little handheld camcorder made by Cannon and filmed with it. I gave that camera back and tried to use my PV GS35 to review the tape but the sound cuts in and out. I tried to capture the video onto iMovie and while playing the tape through my PV GS35 several frames were completely omitted. I also tried using tapes fimed in a Panasonic 3CCD camera. The same thing happens. All of these cameras use the same mini DV tapes. Is there a reason why the PV GS35 only plays tapes fimed on the PV GS35 or is this camera messed up? Thanks Paul

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Perhaps it has to do with the SP and LP settings, I know certain video editing programs won't capture video recored in LP.

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