Cant play back recorded footage

Does it start playing and then show a black screen or does it not power up at all?

I Have the exact same problem.....thought it was user error and never returned. Now it has been over 3 months and same thing still happens. Should the store accept it back?

Check the av channel you are playing back on if it is av2s then this will play in b/w,you need to be on av2

• SVP easy-to-use digital camera Xthinn-1056 captures great memories
• Compact 5MP digital still camera features 10MP interpolated resolution
• Camera also has large 2.5-inch full color LTPS-TFT LCD screen
• 4x digital zoom
• Focus length: 6.47mm (equivalent to 39mm on a 35mm camera)
• Movie mode: Up to 25 fps at 640x480
• Playback on camera itself
• White balance: daylight, cloudy, tungsten, fluorescent
• 16MB internal memory
• 13.5MB available for image storage
• SD/SDHC memory card compatible (up to 32GB optional)
• Operated on two AAA size batteries (alkaline or Ni-MH rechargeable batteries)
• SD memory card expansion slot (card not included)
• Windows 98SE/2000/ME/XP/Vista
• Camera includes camera pouch, wrist strap, USB cable, user manual/quick start guide, camera driver and MediaOne Gallery software i beleive this is your camera and i see nothing about play back sound. some cameras can make videos but dont have sound.if it has sound did u install the software and drivers also look on front of camera for a little hole if theres one it may say mic also check settings on camera
  

Make sure the properties for the project you start after the ingest match the frame rate you used to record. Reads like 29.97 speed setting looking at images recorded at 24f.

Hi!
You cannot transfer the video from Mini-DV to SD card within your camera as your camcorder does not have this feature. If your purpose for finding this function is to transfer your footage to your computer, you may try using the firewire port in your camera to connect it to your pc.
If you need help with the firewire connection, feel free to post a follow up.
Hope this helps!

Hi,

The picture that I posted shows a TZ3 mode dial. I added a blue arrow to point out an icon on the mode dial.
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1. Turn the mode dial on the camera so this icon is selected.
2. Switch on the camera.
3. Aim the camera at your subject, press the shutter button halfway to focus, then press it fully to begin the video. (Just as you would take a picture.)
4. To stop taking video, press the shutter button fully again.
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~When a video starts being taken, its current length will appear on the camera's LCD screen.
~Videos take up more space on the memory card than do pictures.
~If an SD memory card becomes full while recording, then the video will stop automatically.
~Videos can be played back on the camera's "PLAYBACK" mode. They can also be viewed on a TV or downloaded to a computer.

Did you change the file name on the original video? Are you able to put the video back onto the camera? If you changed the file name, you can't put it back onto the camera. It also needs to be in AVI format which is the video format that the camera records in.

Hope this helps!

JVC has issued a notice on many models that bring up a "lens cap" error. However, the GR-DX25EK is not included. The model you have posted on its page(GR-DX95) is though. This problem is still very common with models that aren't on the said list, given that and the fact that your model is from the same series, you might get some consideration from JVC. No harm in trying. The listed models get a free repair. Heres a link to the notice from JVC: http://www.jvc.com/support/notification/index.jsp?pageID=2 Good luck