Pause recording Is there a way to pause recoding on a d5200 then resume recording the same clip?

All modern cameras can do this. However it is often better to film continuously and use your editing tool to take out the parts you don't want. You can then join clips together with "transitions" rather than a rather jerky on-off caused by pausing. Good videos are always made with how an audience is going to experience the end product in mind.

You need an SD card to store a lot of pictures.

You have a deal pixel, this is what horizontal lines do. Your camera needs servicing for them to map out the dead pixel. Let just hope it is only a few.

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I have just discovered that if you pause the player and then let it shut off on its own then press pause again later to wake up the unit and again it will pick up where you were. Now, I don't know if it uses any battery life when it's sleeping so will just have to experiment there. But the key here seems to be NOT actually turning it off. Turning it off will reset it to song #1 every single time. Which is really obnoxious.

The default is to start a new clip every time you press the stop button, but in settings you might be able to tell the camera to continue with the same clip provided you press record again with a set time. Not sure why you want to do this though - it's much easier to edit using small clips than very large ones.

This player has essentially the same guts as my Pioneer PDR-509, so this is what it means...

'Repair' means the player lost power in mid-recording without commiting the track memory to a table of contents. It would likely take up to 40 minutes for the player to reconstruct it from the disk.

There is NO reason the player need be turned off (if that's where it took you) for a track pause.

Just press Pause, flip the LP over and hit Play or Pause again when you wish to continue recording.

Perhaps you don't know how to Finalize the disc either. It's not that intuitive. Press Finalize, after a while it will display a time, like 4:07. That means how long it will take to do the operation. Now press Pause and it will count down to 0:00 and be done. Then you can play it on any other CD player.

All documentation for this product is available at www.mymusix.com

Voice record
Use the built-in microphone to record voice in the voice mode.
1) Press "Rec" button to begin recording
2) Press "Rec" button again to stop recording
3) Press " play/pause" to pause or resume recording
4) Recorded files are stored as default files VXXX.WAV, XXX numbered from 001

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

Im using Verbatim discs and they work fine... try those

As far as I can tell, and yes the documentation is skimpy, when you press the 'record/play' button the video recording pauses. Make sure you press the video icon button, not the 'record/play' button to get it started again. If you press the 'record/play' button, it goes into a 'play back' mode.

Hope this helps...

Playing Back Movie Clips
You can play back the recorded movie clips on the LCD monitor screen. However, the
sound recorded with movie clips can only be played back on a computer.
1. Press the button.
2. Use the four-way controller (����) to go
through the images until the movie clip you
want to play back is displayed.
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four-way controller (��).
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four-way controller (��).
3. Press the button to start playing back
the movie clips.
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