Jazz Video Cameras - Page 3 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

When it does that, you can try and restore the device back to it's default state but if that doesn't work, buy a new one. Let's just call it a "frozen" device.

Did you drop it? Mine worked until I dropped it. I got a new one as the solution.

Hello, I own this particular device (the red one) and I can tell you right now that it is not a charger, only a USB link cable.

max size of card supported is 8 gb for that camera

go online, "manuals.com" and download...

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.

I found their contact information

jazz products llc
110 Ethel Road West, unit 2
Piscataway, NJ 08854

this is a address to contact them

www.jazzcameras.com is a website but no support there

I don't know about your particular camera, but I have a similar Canon. Downloading via the supplied software takes an age. I just take the SD card out of the camera, stick it in the computer and drag the files over. You say you have installed the camera drivers, so basically you should be able to copy the clips direct from the camera using Explorer. Unless you use the camera download software - which is just a basic editing/download suite, yYou might need file conversion software to deal with them afterwards, depending on the format the camera saves to. You'll know because if you click play and Windows says it doesn't recognize the file, you'll need to convert it. I use Wondershare Video converter but the are many choices out there.

Instruction Manuals choose DV-X50

just check the little slide on the left is right

The sd memory can be used with a usb card reader which can be connected to your computer then you can see it through Picture view that comes with windows. You can also transfer the pictures to the Hard disc and edit them.