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did you happen to drop the cam? there could be a technical error with the LCD screen. take it to the nearest Sony service center and have them take a look at it. you can try resetting the cam and see if it changes anything.
Yes sounds as though the audio playback head had become misaligned by the drop... You will have to get it back in position again. Thats a job and a half though, really only something that can be done by a tech?
Try this: Play back a recently recorded scene through the viewing screen. Make sure any "mute" setting is turned off and turn the volume up. If you can hear the sound, the problem is not in the camera. Also, run through your menu's audio settings to make sure that they are set correctly. If you can't hear any sound, repeat the process with an external mike attached. If this gives you sound, the camera's built in mike is defective. Time to hand it in for repair. If you still can't hear any sound, something else is wrong with the camera. Again, send it in for repair.
Hi,
Your camera has bad CCD Imager and needs to be replaced this part. Good news is Sony will repair your DCR-TRV19E free of cost. Please check Sony Website for details.
Regards,
The only way to cut off the sound on a handycam is to connect up a blank micro jack plug to the microphone input. Unfortunately the DVD108 doesn't have this option.
first, verify your taped video is ok by doing this: connect your audio out RCA jacks to a cable to the input of a stereo. now play it. if audio ok, then problem somewhere from audio amp section to speaker on SONY.
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