Canon FS - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

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install your cam with the software provided when you bought it new, then will be ok.

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I cannot tell you what the error is, but perhaps I can give you some tips on how to solve the problem. First, try to read the SD card on your computer. Is it formatted? if not, format to FAT 32. Are there any file structures? If so, erase and format the SD card to FAT 32. If these activities do not work, then try with another SD or SDHC card (type 10 if possible) and see if the error is replicated. From there, recommend contacting Canon customer support for assistance.

I guess the lens cover mechanism is stuck.

The default is to start a new clip every time you press the stop button, but in settings you might be able to tell the camera to continue with the same clip provided you press record again with a set time. Not sure why you want to do this though - it's much easier to edit using small clips than very large ones.

Hi , it is also located on the box , it came in on the bar code , i had problems reagistaring it as well off the camera , the box has a couple extra zero's in it i believe. good luck

You will need a 3.5 to rca ( RED,WHITE,YELLOW) , then select the input source video, 1,2 or 3 pending what tv you have , if you have no rca inputs and just a screw in cable input , you can buy a converter for around 20 bucks , good luck

Full users manual available at: http://www.canon.ca/inetCA/serviceDetail?m=load&id=2&sid=24&mid=2200842&type=S or http://www.manualowl.com/m/Canon/FS400/Manual/122084?page=9 (see page 19+ for charging instructions).

go into the settings and switch to external mic and dont use the mic. or if you have an on off switch on the mic switch to off , its cumbersome but works. I have forgot to plug it in all the way and that too works gives you video no sound. you dont need a new camera , good luck

It sounds as though it may have become overheated. If it continues to show this problem and the camera is not too warm when used then it may have been damaged by the heat. Temps in cars can get very hot. It could also be a physical damage issue if the camera was not in a case and slide around unprotected.

Plug in a 3.5mm stereo "pin" plug, into the external microphone input. This will open the internal microphone circuitry and allow for silent recording.

camera has a photosensitive panel...it might get damaged...

u shouldnt hav kept it in car...the interior tmp of the car raises due to green house effect...excessive heat exposure might hav damaged ur cam...remove the battery try to keep it untouched for a week...if the porblem persists then replace the lcd....