Sony Dvcam DSR-PD150 DV Digital Camcorder "rolling picture camcorder" Questions

...picture is not stable and it rolls constantly. Will cleaning the heads help this problem. I have tried different tapes and the rolling occurs on the camcorder and when played back on a tv. Thanks, ...

Rolling of picture I bought it in Dubai. Now I am in Canada. When I am trying to play in TV, picture is unstable/ rolling. In camcorder play looks perfectly ok. I believe some system is not matching ...

The picture rolls. The picture rolls and seldom stops which makes it difficult to take pictures. In most cases the flex cable to the flip out panel fails and needs replacement. I repair these for $200

picture) but the recording is fine when played back on an external device. Try resetting your Camcorder in the switch on mode. If it does not help, switch the camcorder off, remove the battery, switch

...is normal but when I open the LCD screen the picture keeps rolling down? There is connecting ribbon wire between LCD board and main camera board, this ribbon wire is cracked and needs to be

picture rolling my picture is rolling in record & playback the problem of your camera is the alignment...so try to adjust the two tape guide and two small screw near at the video head is you can open ...

Rolling picture on TV while playing back Hi8 tape on TRV460 I use the A/V wire to connect the Yellow/White/Red pins in my TV to my handycam. Now when I playback a previously recorded Hi8 tape, the ...

...Picture package menu won't open - error message "macromedia flash is not installed". Windows Movie Maker won't recognise the video camera. Can you help please? Regards Tom If your ...

picture in veiw finding keeps rolling so cant see what i am video Thought it was battery problems but it happens when plugged to the mains As you have noticed, this is not a battery problem but rather

...wack, the pictures v mode is off How can I adjust the V Mode for the flip out LCD screen. It is rolling so fast when I open it that I can't see what I'm shooting? On old tv's they used to have a