Jazz hdv147 no display when camcorder is powered on. can hear the startup tune, but display is just eluminated and does not show commands, menu, etc.

manual http://www.jazzcameras.com/Jazz-instructions/HDV147%20Manual.pdf

http://jazz-z40-digital-camcorder-manual.software.filedudes.com/

For computers with Mac OS X 10.8 or later, if you have trouble getting your display to work with the computer, access the System Preferences menu and selection the Displays option. Then, press and hold the Option key. In the bottom right corner of the Displays window, you should see a Detect Displays button. Click that button to force the Mac OS to show all the displays, including the macbook's own display.

Otherwise, try resetting the PRAM:
by holding down the Command+Option+P+R keys on your keybord when you turn it on untill you hear the startup chime.

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I have the Jazz dvx40. When I turn It on all I get is the Jazz logo. I have to take the battarys out to turn it off. I have put new battarys in and get the same results. What can I do?

Use the site below to get manual of your camera

http://www.retrevo.com/s/Jazz-DV152-Camcorders-review-manual/id/23576bh333/t/1-2/

I have this same problem so something must be wrong with the software.If i find a solution i will post it on here.If you find a solution,e-mail me at [email protected] .Thanks!!

There may be a number of reasons for the 6312 failing to keep your settings, the first thing to identify would be that you have changed the settings on the printer and then saved these settings. If you do not save the settings to a menu / configuration they will be lost if the printer is powered off or receives a reset command.

Once you have made your settings changes, the settings can be saved in the following way;

Ensure the pritner is OFFLINE
Press Menu
Press Up Arrow until display shows Config Menu
Press Enter
Press Up Arrow until display shows Configurations
Press Enter
Press Up Arrow until display shows Save
Press Enter
Press Up Arrow until the Config Number Or Name appears that you want to save the settings to (Default is Confg 1)
Press Enter
Press Clear, to return to Offline mode.

If you save your settings you can then print a configuration report to see the values that have been saved, this can be done in the following way;

With the printer OFFLINE
Press the Menu key
Press any Arrow key until display shows Config Menu.
Press the Enter key.
Press any Arrow key until display shows Printer.
Press the Enter key.
Press any Arrow key until display shows Report.
Press the Enter key.
Press any Arrow key until display shows All Configs.
Press the Enter key and the configurations will be printed.

This should show your saved settings, try powerign th epritner off and back on again and again print the Congfig report to check the settings are retained.

If you find the settings appear to change when you print to the printer this will be caused by your print job, escape commands in the print job will take presidence over the printer menu settings.
You would need to check the host computer system to see what might be causing the problem; chack page size, fonts, ensure the correct printer driver is used etc on the system.

Usually the first thing you need to do with any SD card and Camera is to go into the settings of the your camera and Format the SD card. This has to be done for each memory card you use with that camera. i.e. a SD card formatted on a Panasonic HD camcorder won't work in your Jazz Camcorder. The formatting is different between the two camcorders. New SD cards don't come formatted.
SO try inserting the SD card into your Jazz Cam and rummage through the setting until you find your memory settings. From there find the Format Memory Card function, format the SD Card and you should be good to go.

i have a jazz dv151 and the media card is saying is full. How do I solve the problem

Go to the menu, settings ,sounds.. turn off startup sounds.. you should have sounds for when you take a picture and maybe a few more.... If you can't turn the sound off you should be able to lower the volume of the sound you don't want so as you can't hear it....
Hope this helps.....