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

Open the door completely and set the camcorder in record mode. Remove the battery shut the door and plug it back in. I have tried it on nearly 3 brands of cassette type camcorders(Panasonic, Sony and JVC) and it worked. Might be worth a try.

Perform a manual power reset by following the steps: 1. Turn off the camcorder. 2. Disconnect AC power adapter. 3. Remove the battery pack. 4. Move the POWER switch to the A position for 15 seconds. 5. Move the POWER switch to the OFF position. 6. Reconnect the AC power adapter or reinsert the battery pack. 7. Turn on the camcorder.

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Sudden temperature changes will do that (from cold to warm usually). There is no way to fix it (an dyou do not want to run it that way anyway) other than to keep the camera warm.

You can use a special tool to remove watermarks and logos from video files. http://www.removelogo.com/remove-logo-from-video/

E-06 is a mechanism error. Possibly the deck is in the wrong position. Return it to an Authorised JVC Repair Centre for service.

IF YOU HAVE NOT REPLACED THE BATTERY LIKE IT TELLS YOU TO, WE CAN NOT OFFER ANY HELP

And then what ? If you state the problem clearly in English, we may be able to help you.

This device is many years old now - even if a repair were feasible, it would be prohibitively expensive. Time to replace with a more up-to-date model, which will have the added advantage that you can load video files directly your computer from the memory card. You may have tapes already recorded on your old machine - these can be transferred to DVD by any competent camera store.

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I suggest you use Card Data Recovery. It can recover deleted video from JVC camera. This program is very easy to use with good function. Wish that can help you.

Maybe it's have not. Just take off battery .

Contact JVC in your country.

Probably a damaged or malfunctioning internal component, or the battery has reached the end of its useful life. Try with a different battery.

batteries no good possibly

if it is not in the main menu then you can not do it .period

There should be a error code,what is that?

Step 1 Look at the camcorder's display to identify if it is in Safeguard Mode. If its display indicates an error number of E01 to E06, your camcorder is in Safeguard Mode. Step 2 Disconnect your camcorder from its power source and remove its battery by sliding the latch forward and sliding the battery down while pulling it away from the camera's body. Wait at least two minutes before continuing. Step 3 Remove the camera's cassette by pressing the "Eject" button, waiting for the cassette door to open, and lifting it out of the tape bay. This step is only necessary if the camera indicates the E03 or E04 error code or it tells you to eject and reinsert the tape. Step 4 Replace the camera's battery, power connection and cassette, and turn the camera on.

find out a video grabber unit to connect with computer. it costs about 35$.

the camera may fell, so that the lens my be shaken, if so must open and take out the camera section and re assembling will cure this pbm.