20 Most Recent Panasonic AG-HVX200 Mini DV Digital Camcorder - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Have you looked at the information and instructions contained within the manual ?

.Prg files are database files. They could be associated with an indexing system for that camera. They are not in and of themselves a video file.

The play head did not retack fully to the off position. Drop the player an inch from the floor to jar it into place. Or or open the back side to reach in to move parts or open stuck latch.

Hello, Tariq - Fixya.com, where you posted your question, does no repairs of any items. It is a website intended for only asking and answering questions on how to go about repairing things. You have only stated that your camera is damaged and not what you think is damaged. I would direct you to an authorized Panasonic camera repair service in the area where you reside, but I have no idea where that is. I suggest you use your favorite search engine (Google, Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, etc.) and the following search phrase, using quotation marks as shown to identify camera repair businesses where you reside: "Panasonic camera repair" You can add you location information to the search phrase, if you wish: Examples: "Panasonic camera repair" "Sandusky, Ohio" Or "Panasonic camera repair" "Birmingham, England" Or "Panasonic camera repair" "Manila, Philippines" Best wishes.

Does it go all the way in and just doesn't turn on? Is the battery charged? Does it fit on the charger? Are the connection pins inside the camera bent? Check these then come back.

Since the public can't buy parts you must send it in for an exchange unit.

As this is old technology, and now discontinued, it is highly unlikely that Win 10 drivers will be available, either now or in the future. Why not use a card reader to transfer the videos to your computer, thus avoiding the need to physically connect the camcorder.

If you talking about a replacement CD/DVD drive, try Amazon. or TigerDirect.com

Good idea, if it will solve a perceived problem

Take it for a service.

If you copy the data from the SD card to your computer using a USB card reader, that might possibly do the trick.

Are there no instructions in the manual ?

First, find out what format and settings your footage was shot with. Compare it with what your software program is set to. As far as possible, you want to keep everything the same. Especially the framerate settings. Also, if your camera shoots in NTSC and the software works in PAL, you will definately have bad video. Keep the formats the same, whatever you choose. Also, since this is HD footage, try and lower the resolution from 1080 to 720. 720 is still very good for home videos and the file size will be smaller. Get good software, I use Hitfilm Express. It's free and they give a lot of help and support on their youtube channel.

Mick, Be our guest - I am sure you will find it most informative. Download it from any site upon which it is listed. If you know of no such site, may I suggest the use of Google to locate one.

Looks like u trying mixing PAL and NTSC somehow. Either the camera or the PC setup is wrong.