Jazz JDC87 Digital Camera - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

What kind of batteries are they?

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Hi,

This is a common problem on this set. This is either due to faulty CCD sensor or faulty LCD screen. Look at the previous recorded images or videos. If you see the same white lines in previous saved images or video's , it would be suggestive of LCD screen unless it is a faulty CCD sensor.

If that is LCD panel, it is not worth repair.If that is CCD sensor, then you could call up Panasonic to check whether CCD sensor of your model is under recall or not.

Read an old article :-

http://www.imaging-resource.com/badccds.html

If it is not under recall, try to get some good replacement or repair at low cost unless invest in new camera.

Let me know,if needed further assistance.

Hope i helped you.

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i had the same problem. i went into the menu and did the system reset. now flash works. takes a few secs to charge flash but it works. hope this helps

Easiest solution is to remove the battery and then return the battery back to the battery compartment. Switch on and it will work. Give a feedback if helpful.

Your problem may be due to corrosion on the battery contacts inside the camera which can prevent the full power of the batteries from flowing into the camera. Try this free fix before you do anything else: remove the batteries and wipe the camera contacts firmly with a dry cloth (heavy corrosion may require cleaning with a wire brush, steel wool, or sandpaper). Remove any residue that may have fallen into the battery compartment during cleaning, then wipe both ends of the batteries and place them back in the camera. This cleaning clears the problem about 90% of the time. If it doesn't work for you, the camera may have a problem that requires professional repair.

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An 8GB SD card will actually be a SDHC card, the HC means High Capacity. Your camera is only designed for regular SD cards up to a maximum capacity of 2GB; it's incompatible with SDHC at the basic hardware level and so cannot format the card.

You only have one solution: fit an SD card which does not exceed 2GB. Note that the specification for regular SD cards goes up to 4GB, but very few standard SD devices were ever designed or tested for compatibility with them. The few regular SD cameras which can use them mostly can only do so after a firmware update and even then will operate very slowly compared to when using a 2GB card. There has never been a firmware update to enable your camera to use 4GB SD cards.

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Are you using any type of a picture program? Do you have the latest drivers downloaded and installed?

First download and install drivers, then turn camera on, then start your picture program, then lastly connect camera

LOOK ON INTERNET UNDER MAKE & MODEL-
THEY MAY HAVE MANUAL THERE-YOU CAN
PRINT IT OUT.

go on the make of your cameras web site. they always have the manuals to download.

ok i had a garage sale this spring and i thought i threw the installation disk away with a number of web cams ect. that didnt sell. well apparently my mother grabbed the box of cams n disks and took it home .well in that box was my disk and she found it for me at her house.. so excellent work mom and my problems are solved .
heard of one mans garbage being anothers treasure but never thought my own garbage would fall into that catagory.haha
thanx anyway
tony
ps i never did find a driver online or any sort of support . its a good camera but it goes through the batteries pretty fast and if you lose your software its pretty much a paperweight.

Question edited for clarity. There is some troubleshooting here, but it sounds like it needs professional service. https://www.google.com/search?q=jazz+hdv180+not+working ..

sorry but we have no clue if they made replacement doors or not

Capture both video and stills with this handy camcorder. Its compact size makes it easy to take to any function without weighing down adventurers, while a USB connector allows them to port their recorded memories to a computer in a snap.

• Includes camera, USB cable, AV cable, MAGIX software: Video Easy SE, Photo Manager 9, instruction manual
• 2.6'' W x 4.9'' H x 1.9'' D
• Expandable memory: 8 GB SD/SDHC card
• Display size: 2.4'' LCD
• Megapixels: 14
• Zoom: 4x
• Input: USB / AV
• Requires four AAA batteries (not included)
• Imported

It means remove the card. The card is faulty. Replace it. Or, you can see if any of the information at this site can correct the fault: https://www.softwarehow.com/sd-memory-card-error-fix/

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