Movie mode not responding

Sounds like the timer motor is fried. Remove it, connect it to a 110/120 volt power source and listen to it. If you can hear it running, then that's cool. Next, move the selector switch to the next mode manually and see of your machine responds to that. If it does, then the motor for the timer needs to be replaced, it probably lacks the torque needed to move the selector switch around.

1. Set the Power switch to CAMERA.
2. Set the Mode switch to TAPE. (VP-D353(i)/D354(i)/D355(i) only)
3. Press the MENU button.
4. Move the Menu selector to the left or right to select Camera, then press the Menu selector.
5. Move the Menu selector to the left or right to select Digital Effect, then press the Menu selector.
6. Move the Menu selector to the left or right to select the desired Digital Effect mode, then press the Menu selector.
7. To exit, press the MENU button.

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You can simple test your remote control if you have a digital camera. Usually the camera has photo (picture) mode and video (movie) mode. Switch it it to video mode and see on the screen if your remote control flashing when you press buttons.

Hi,

All you need to do is rotate the shooting mode selector dial on top of the camera to an appropriate shooting mode.

Try putting it on the Green color "Auto" and you will be good to go!

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You can open the case (take the six small screws out two on the bottom and two on each side) Both the front and back will come off you may have to work it a little to get them apart. Look at the back and you will see a three position switch if it is to the far right move the switch to the center position and turn the camera on see if you are out of movie mode if you are verify that the plastic switch cover on the back of the case is not broken (it may just have been misaligned. If after moving the switch and you are still in movie mode you have a component problem and you will most likely need to send it in or buy a new camera. Hope this helped

You can open the case (take the six small screws out two on the bottom and two on each side) Both the front and back will come off you may have to work it a little to get them apart. Look at the back and you will see a three position switch if it is to the far right move the switch to the center position and turn the camera on see if you are out of movie mode if you are verify that the plastic switch cover on the back of the case is not broken (it may just have been misaligned. If after moving the switch and you are still in movie mode you have a component problem and you will most likely need to send it in or buy a new camera. Hope this helped.

Sounds to me like the internal contacts aren't working correctly. Let your local camera store take a look. Hope it's under warranty. 

Do you mean you are expecting it to show the photo that you just took for a few seconds before it goes back to preview mode? There's a menu setting which I think is called "Picture Review" and you can set it for something like 0, 2 seconds, 5 seconds, something like that.

I hope that was it.

-Vince

It confused me too. Just go to SCN and hit the function.Set button (the little round button). It brings up a menu and you can switch left or right with the menu controls.

you need to open the camera caseing a small amount. As you put the case back make sure the switch is in the movie position so it will engage the switch inside on the circuit board. Looks like the switch has been knocked off the control inside.If you have been moveing the switch back and forward you may have broken it.