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Hi, we are having problems with playback. I have never been able to get this to work. On the LCD display, the picture is fine but on the TV, the picture has a bunch of horizonal scrolling lines. I tried using a different A/V cable but got the same results. I don't have an S-Video cable to try. Do I need to clean the heads or is there some other problem?
The picture on the LCD is perfect regardless of how I move it, no lines, good color, etc. Moving the LCD screen does not affect the TV picture quality. I get a picture on the TV, sort of. It's black and white and has 4 or 5 horizonal lines moving through the screen.The picture on the LCD is perfect regardless of how I move it, no lines, good color, etc. Moving the LCD screen does not affect the TV picture quality. I get a picture on the TV, sort of. It's black and white and has 4 or 5 horizonal lines moving through the screen.
I don't think so. I tried two different pairs of A/V cable so it's not the cables and the jacks on the TV work fine for the Playstation, etc.I don't think so. I tried two different pairs of A/V cable so it's not the cables and the jacks on the TV work fine for the Playstation, etc.
The camera has the 3 outputs (yellow video, and red/white audio). It also has an S-Video output as well. I don't have an S-Video cable but I could try that if you think the result would be different from the A/V outputs.The camera has the 3 outputs (yellow video, and red/white audio). It also has an S-Video output as well. I don't have an S-Video cable but I could try that if you think the result would be different from the A/V outputs.
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Try SVideo if you can. If your close to a Best Buy if it isn't working, you might want to take into Geek Squad and have them plug it into a monitor and see what happens.
Try SVideo if you can. If your close to a Best Buy if it isn't working, you might want to take into Geek Squad and have them plug it into a monitor and see what happens.
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The problem is not with your TV. I have had this problem as well and the older the VCR gets the harder it is for it to turn the tape. Does your VCR react the same way with other tapes? Try Fastforwarding the tape about halfway and then test it again.
try to playback previous images ..If screen looks good on playback and or main menu..Camera likely has problem with CCD imager and camer digital processor board.If camera also looks bad on playback and menu..its possible the LCD IS BAD..easy test is to hook up camera on a monitor or computer and see what picture on camera mode looks like..If it also looks bad on a different monitor..Then CCD imager could be bad..If playback and camera mode lokk bad on monitor ..then you have a video process board problem ...please let me know
Just bought the exact one from a yard sale for 20 bucks.
Had the very same problem with the blue screen on playback. What i did is replace the battery in the small bay when you open the viewfinder. Try playing your tape again and it will work!
You can see an image in a camcorder viewfinder any time the camera's actually on in record mode, whether or not the camcorder is actually recording. So that's no guarantee.
Assuming the obvious (you have the right kind of tapes, they're not in write-protect mode, you rewind before playing, etc). I recommend that you borrow a tape of the same kind from someone else and check it on playback in your camcorder. This should lead you know understand if you have a playback problem or a recording problem.
You should show the photos in playback mode in the ipod. No picture by picture (manually) else playback photos in automatic mode for see it in the LCD.
On some LCD TV there is a filter for image correction, look in the TV menu and try to turn off this filter if available, also there might be a setting for full screen (stretch) and so on, play around with that.
In playback mode the lCD displays the battery time, hi8 symbol and the tape counter. all the functions work the tape will play, rewind, fast forward. The screen stays blank on playback and the tape counter stays at 0:00:00 eventhough I can see the tape turning. I also hooke the camera to my tv and I got no picture.
either extremely dirty heads or there is a tv/vcr button that needs to be toggled. Most have auto tracking, old ones have a knob or 2 buttons under a panel somewhere for tracking.
Hi, I got the cleaning tape and solution yesterday and I ran it twice but I still have the same problem. Do you have any other suggestions?
Scott
The picture on the LCD is perfect regardless of how I move it, no lines, good color, etc. Moving the LCD screen does not affect the TV picture quality. I get a picture on the TV, sort of. It's black and white and has 4 or 5 horizonal lines moving through the screen.
I don't think so. I tried two different pairs of A/V cable so it's not the cables and the jacks on the TV work fine for the Playstation, etc.
The camera has the 3 outputs (yellow video, and red/white audio). It also has an S-Video output as well. I don't have an S-Video cable but I could try that if you think the result would be different from the A/V outputs.
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