I took some videos last week. I viewed them ALL. Now today, I go to view them again and I can view SOME of them, but there are 3 that say This Motion Image cannot be played back? What happened?

The zoom button is not for browsing the pictures.
Use the 4-way switch to browse the pictures.
It appears that there is something wrong with your SD card. Format the card in the camera before using it again. Make sure you have saved all images to the computer before formatting.

You have a faulty battery. Try cleaning the contacts on both the batteries and the charger.

I went on Amazon last week for the exact same issue. Mine was an older model though so I couldn't get replacement parts. I did however see a link under their Safety 1st products for replacement parts for video monitors. Try there. Good luck!

Rotate a clip

1. Select the clip in the Timeline.
2. In the Effects view, click the Edit Effects button.
3. Expand the Motion effect in the Properties view, and do one of the following:

   • Drag the underlined value to the right of Rotation.
     

   • Click Rotate Left or Rotate Right to rotate the clip 90° in either direction.
     

Did you download the software onto the Mac? You could always use a separate card reader to view the pics on your Mac.

YES ITS IS ILLEGAL TO VIEW WHILE DRIVING YOU CAN TAKE IT TO AN CAR AUDIO SHOP AND THEY CAN SET IT TO WORK WHILE CAR IS IN MOTION

just experienced it myself too, try using THREE fingers to tap the screen TWICE to reset and TWICE to enlarge again...

I've got the same problem, also with a brand-new Canon Legria FS 20. As Canon told me, I took it to a Canon office to be repaired. It was repaired. I tried filming and it worked. Then I tried to view this film and I got the same error message again: cannot access internal memory. I also can't film anymore now. I'll call Canon now and ask them what to do. Repairing didn't help, I want a new cam, but I'm not sure the FS 20 is a good choice. There seems to be a problem with it.

Squeezing where the logo actually worked for me!
Good luck all!

If you take lower resolution photos on the Diamond, especially photos for contacts, they aren't as big as the other photos, so you must zoom in for them to fill the whole screen. For that, simply do a half circle clockwise motion on the picture itself.

Also, if you took larger photos with the camera on it's side, you must turn it to it's side again so the picture goes back to landscape mode.

There could be a loose connection to the lcd screen. You should have it looked at.