20 Most Recent JVC Cybercam GR-D70 Mini DV Digital Camcorder Questions & Answers

Check out JVC web site for guidance. but with the cost of these items getting to be so relatively inexpensive, it may not be cost effective to have it repaired.

check whether the switches are jamed or not? did u try with the charger alone? there is no way u can get tape with out powering it up.

ny way u hav i-link cable of that one?|

FIrst, tap the side of the camera with a good thump, and it will remedy the problem immediately.

Then, to prevent it happening again, do the following:

1. Chuck out all those cheap crappy tapes you purchased to save a buck. Get JVC or Panasonic.
2. Chuck out all those cheap generic batteries you purchased to save a buck. Get JVC
3. DO NOT STORE OR TRANSPORT THE CAMERA WITH THE FILM IN, OR THE BATTERY ATTACHED!
4. ONLY AFFIX BATTERY AND FILM IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO USE. Keep both in their proper containers.
if that doesnt work
i'll tell you the secret. the moisture sensor is a little black square on the side of the drive motor. if you look directly where the tape goes in, the drive motor is in the far back left. it's partially hidden behind a silver pin hanging down from the black plastic cover that goes over the video head. take a long q-tip and dip it in glass cleaner(windex etc) and gently wipe it off. you should see a small amount of black guck on the q-tip.
then remove power for about one minute and allow to dry. it's better to use air to dry it out.

http://uk.jvc-service.net/public/document.cfm?prog=ProdSoft.cfm&Model=GR-D70

HERE YOU GO.

JVC does not show this model to be a valid model number in the database. The model series begins with the GR-D32U which I have a manual for. If you would like, I can convert it to a PDF for you and email it to you. Joe Weibel Custom Electronics (customelectronics.org)

Try this http://www.retrevo.com/support/JVC-GR-D20EK-Camcorders-manual/id/209dj589/t/2/

Te image sensor is replaceable. The cost for the part runs about $130. The labor to install it will vary from shop to shop but you are probably looking at around $200 to repair your camera.

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Try taking the lens cap off.

Only if the camcorder is within the WARRANTY limit and has not been tampered will it be possible to get the free replacement.
However you can log on to the JVC SUPPORT site and post your problem to get a response.
If you have an authoirised service center aroung your place it will be best to get in touch for an estimation.

http://support.jvc.com/

Same problem like most cameras. CCD is dead. Need to replace with new CCD. Now the problem is where I can buy this part.

You are not able to convert the DV to digital data because there is conflict of the format and the type of file. So it is required that a software must be downloaded to the PC so that the DV files are copied and converted.
Please check the following link and download the program to be used to convert the DV files.

Click on:

http://www.xilisoft.com/dv-to-dvd-converter.html

You can convert the DV to DVD by using the converter.

If the camera is working correctly it's to protect the camera and tape.
The camera has detected condensation inside it's body due to a large change in temperature. eg. when you take the camera form a heated room to an external environment that is very cold.
You simply wait until the camera acclimatizes.

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