One of my cameras does not turn inferred off and the play back records stops then comes back on 15 minutes later and when I look at play back it freezes or goes slow when you but on x16

Since it is new--have them bring you a new one. That should have been fixed before shipment

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Some camcorders will not use both sides of a DS DVD - does the manual state specifically that this is possible with your equipment?

First guess is the camera has dirty heads. Suggestion is to run a head cleaner in your video camera. Regardless of the instructions on the head cleaner, I usually run the head-cleaner tape on "Play" for about 10 to 15 seconds, and then on "Record" another 10 to 15 seconds. Wait for 10 minutes before loading your playback tape. Try playing your tape again.

Also, check to be sure the tape is loaded properly and that the hatch closes securely and properly. A hastily loaded tape or an ill-fitting closure could cause the play function to stop.

If this does not solve the issue, it may be something in the play switch or in the playback mechanism that requires repair services. If the problem continues, I would recommend calling the Panasonic Company and speak with Tech support or Video Camera Repair. They may be able to tell you and estimate of what it would cost for the repair.

The notice is saying that you have a dirty video head. If this display was not programmed into your camera you would have gone ahead and recorded an event only to find out later that you have a fuzzy of snowy result.If you do not have a cleaning cassette try playing a previously recorded clean cassette or even a brand new blank cassette for about 10 to 15 minutes. Playing a clean cassette has a slight cleaning action provided it has no fungus or dirt on it itself.
Mind you even a damaged or worn out head will give you the same notice - Use cleaning cassette !!.

This looks like a relay or micro switch has gone, camera needs looking at.

Need go buy a cleaning tape from any local retailer and play for one minute. Video should comes back up.

The heads are dirty and you are getting sufficient digital dropout to cause the blue screen. Try a cleaning tape. If that fails to correct hte problem, then the alignment needs to be checked by an authorized service center.

Dan

This feature can be turned off and on in some models so check the menu (and book?) to see if it can be turned on.
it memorises it, it should go back to that place it last was stopped with all the ones i've scene

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The SV-AV100 and the SV-AV50 come with an A/V cradle that allows you to connect to external devices for recording and playback. The SV-AS10 and SV-AV25 are not equipped for this operation.