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Deleting scenes takes longer than usual. - When the memory contains a large number of scenes, some operations may take longer than usual. Save your recordings ( 72) and initialize the memory ( 31). Cannot erase a photo - The photo is protected. Remove the protection ( 63). Cannot play back a music track. - If the music tracks were erased when the memory was initialized, transfer music files back to the memory. Windows users: Use the supplied software Music Transfer Utility to transfer the music files on the supplied Instruction Manual/Music Data Disc CD-ROM. For details, refer to the software's instruction manual (PDF file). Mac OS users: Use the Finder to transfer the music files on the supplied Instruction Manual/Music Data Disc CD-ROM. Refer to Music Files ( 103) for folder structure of the memory and CD-ROM. When playing back recordings combined with music, the video and audio do not play back correctly (playback skips or stops). - This occurs when music files are transferred and there is not enough available space in the memory (about 5 times more than the size of the music files). Make sure there is enough space and then transfer the music files again. When playing a slideshow, it takes longer than usual for the photos to advance or there are brief stops in the audio. - This may occur when using a memory card with no Speed Class rating or playing back photos recorded with another device. Play back photos taken with this camcorder from a memory card rated Speed Class 2 or higher. Indicators and Onscreen Displays lights up in red. - Battery pack is exhausted. Replace or charge the battery pack ( 19). appears on the screen. - The camcorder cannot communicate with the battery pack attached so the remaining battery time cannot be displayed. lights up in red. - A memory card error occurred. Turn off the camcorder. Remove and reinsert the memory card. Initialize the memory card ( 31) if the display does not change back to normal. - The memory card is full. Replace the memory card or delete some recordings ( 41, 61) to free some space on the memory card. The ON/OFF(CHG) (power/charge) indicator flashes rapidly while the camcorder is charging. - (one flash at 0.5-second intervals) Charging has stopped because the compact power adapter or the battery pack is faulty. Consult a Canon Service Center. The ON/OFF(CHG) (power/charge) indicator flashes very slowly while the camcorder is charging. - (one flash at 2-second intervals) The battery pack's temperature has either fallen below 0 °C (32 °F) or risen above 40 °C (100 °F). If the 89

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89
Deleting
s
cene
s
take
s
longer than
usu
al.
-
When the memory contains a large number of scenes, some operations may take longer than usual. Save
your recordings (
72) and initialize the memory (
31).
Cannot era
s
e a photo
-
The photo is protected. Remove the protection (
63).
Cannot play back a m
us
ic track.
-
If the music tracks were erased when the memory was initialized, transfer music files back to the memory.
Windows users: Use the supplied software
Music Transfer Utility
to transfer the music files on the supplied
Instruction Manual/Music Data Disc
C
D-ROM. For details, refer to the software’s instruction manual (PDF
file). Mac OS users: Use the Finder to transfer the music files on the supplied
Instruction Manual/Music
Data Disc
C
D-ROM. Refer to
Music Files
(
103) for folder structure of the memory and
C
D-ROM.
When playing back recording
s
combined with m
us
ic, the video and a
u
dio do not play back correctly (playback
s
kip
s
or
s
top
s
).
-
This occurs when music files are transferred and there is not enough available space in the memory (about
5 times more than the size of the music files). Make sure there is enough space and then transfer the music
files again.
When playing a
s
lide
s
how, it take
s
longer than
usu
al for the photo
s
to advance or there are brief
s
top
s
in the
a
u
dio.
-
This may occur when using a memory card with no Speed
C
lass rating or playing back photos recorded with
another device. Play back photos taken with this camcorder from a memory card rated Speed
C
lass 2 or
higher.
Indicators and Onscreen Displays
light
s
u
p in red.
-
Battery pack is exhausted. Replace or charge the battery pack (
19).
appear
s
on the
s
creen.
-
The camcorder cannot communicate with the battery pack attached so the remaining battery time cannot be
displayed.
light
s
u
p in red.
-
A memory card error occurred. Turn off the camcorder. Remove and reinsert the memory card. Initialize the
memory card (
31) if the display does not change back to normal.
-
The memory card is full. Replace the memory card or delete some recordings (
41, 61) to free some space
on the memory card.
The ON/OFF(CHG) (power/charge) indicator fla
s
he
s
rapidly while the camcorder i
s
charging.
-
(one flash at 0.5-second intervals)
C
harging has stopped because the compact power adapter or the battery pack is faulty.
C
onsult a
C
anon
Service
C
enter.
The ON/OFF(CHG) (power/charge) indicator fla
s
he
s
very
s
lowly while the camcorder i
s
charging.
-
(one flash at 2-second intervals)
The battery pack’s temperature has either fallen below 0 °
C
(32 °F) or risen above 40 °
C
(100 °F). If the