DV Camera problem

It can receive Audio Video from my JVC Everio MG-155 via S-video and AV. I'd much rather use the DV connection. The problem is during playback the screen goes into blackout until paused, then still video is shown. AV is fine. I've tried 2 different IEEE 1394 DV 4-pin cables, with the latest a Monster cable. Both react the same way. Do I have defective TT1620?

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Are you trrying to record from commercial media or home produced video sources? Sounds like copy guard is being invoked....accordianman

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