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The Skip or Search, Playback on your camcorder, Symptom, Explanation/Solution

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troubleshooting Playback on your camcorder Symptom Explanation/Solution Pressing the • Press the MODE button to set Movie Play mode. ( ) Play/Pause button does • Image files recorded using other device may not be played on your memory camcorder. not start playback. • Select a proper recording medium. The Skip or Search function does not work properly. • If the temperature inside the camcorder is too high, it can not function properly. Turn the camcorder off, wait for a few moments, and turn it on again. Playback is interrupted unexpectedly. • Check the AC adaptor or battery pack is properly connected and stable. Playback on other devices (TV, etc.) Symptom Explanation/Solution • Connect the audio line of the multi-AV cable to your camcorder or to the connected device (TV, DVD recorder, etc). (Red color- right, White color- left) You cannot view the • The multi-AV cable is not connected properly. Make sure that the multi-AV cable is image or hear the sound connected to the proper jack. ➥page 77 on the connected device. • When you are using the S-VIDEO cable, make sure to connect red and white plugs of your multi-AV cable separately since S-VIDEO cable does not support audio. ➥page 77 The image appears distorted on the 16:9 wide TV. • • All movies recorded with this memory camcorder have 4:3 aspect ratio. So this happens when viewing recorded movies on a 16:9 wide screen TV. If you want to display properly on your TV, check out your TV type and set the proper screen mode (4:3 aspect ratio). 90_English

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English
Playback on your camcorder
Symptom
Explanation/Solution
Pressing the
Play/Pause button does
not start playback.
Press the
MODE
button to set Movie Play mode. (
)
Image files recorded using other device may not be played on your memory camcorder.
Select a proper recording medium.
•
•
•
The Skip or Search
function does not work
properly.
•
If the temperature inside the camcorder is too high, it can not function properly.
Turn the camcorder off, wait for a few moments, and turn it on again.
Playback is interrupted
unexpectedly.
•
Check the AC adaptor or battery pack is properly connected and stable.
Playback on other devices (TV, etc.)
Symptom
Explanation/Solution
You cannot view the
image or hear the sound
on the connected device.
Connect the audio line of the multi-AV cable to your camcorder or to the connected
device (TV, DVD recorder, etc).
(Red color- right, White color- left)
The multi-AV cable is not connected properly. Make sure that the multi-AV cable is
connected to the proper jack.
➥
page 77
When you are using the S-VIDEO cable, make sure to connect red and white plugs
of your multi-AV cable separately since S-VIDEO cable does not support audio.
➥
page 77
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•
•
The image appears
distorted
on the 16:9 wide
TV.
All movies recorded with this memory camcorder have 4:3 aspect ratio.
So this happens when viewing recorded movies on a 16:9 wide screen TV.
If you want to display properly on your TV, check out your TV type and set the
proper screen mode (4:3 aspect ratio).
•
•
troubleshooting