Dr hd 100 quicktime clips

You can read what JVC is telling about the recorder. It is not an digital tuner, but still you can record a DVD and watch another channel or vice versa.


Want to read the whole manual? click the link:
DVD Recorder Hi Fi VHS Combination DR MV5S Introduction

On electric board you need to change the STR,and work fine.....

Unfortunately the DVD laser may be faulty, in which case the whole DVD unit needs to be replaced. This is not likely to be economical and you are probably going to have to buy a new DVD recorder.

Try opening the front hatch of the tape by pressing the small, square button on the right or left (short) side of the tape. Check the black tape inside for any marks, dirt, scratches, tears, etc. If the tape is fine then your unit needs to be cleaned with a tape cleaner available at any electronics specialty or retail store. Good luck to you!

Here is a the results of a yahoo.com search I did for a replacement remote for your JVC DRMV150:

http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=jvc+dr-m150+replacement+remote+control&aq=f&aqi=&oq=&fp=5b7cf21b103219ea

Blessings,
A/V Media Guy

well, i sympathize with your problem- it may be a bit expensive, but there are 'data recovery' services available on-line. if the data on the hd is still intact, then they can either 'burn' it to dvds, or transfer it to an external, usb hd. then, if your pc has a dvd burner, you can archive the content to dvds! store them in hard case holders-make copies and store them in a safe place! fire-resistant safe, safe deposit box, with a trusted relative or friend, in case the originals become damaged. also, use the external to archive any future pictures, or videos- then back them up on dvds! would suggest 500GB-1TB usb 2.0 external,if your pc can support it! $85-150. cheap!
might send the external along with the 180MB to whatever service you decide to go with, that will save some $$, in the long run. (or it should- research what the recovery services offer!).
good luck!

Probably one of the elco's in the power supply is bad,common fault with JVC recorders...

i got my portable drive to work by partitioning to 127gig fat 32 only the old fat32 not the vista version it wont read above that or recognize files if you make it larger

This may be due to the fact that the Aiptek A-HD records to a quicktime format. There is a copy of quicktime in the disk that came with the camcorder. Now I don't know if this is quicktime Pro or not (I work on a mac, so quicktime is already installed, but the comps at my school are vista based) but if you don't have quicktime pro (you can check by right clicking on a video in quictime and if some of the options are unusable because they say "pro" next to them, you don't have quicktime PRO. It's $20 for quicktime pro, and it's very well worth the money. You can change format without losing quality, and so much more! Also WMM is not very HD compatible, you should put it in DVD format :) Hope this helped- (youtube user) animation508

I have a JVC DR-MH50 DVD/HD recorder and it will only record on DVD-R or DVD-RW not DVD+R or +RW. so check your format of disk you are trying to record on it may be as simple as that.