To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if playback does not start on my JVC Camcorder after selecting a clip?
If playback does not start after selecting a clip thumbnail and pressing the Set button (R) on your JVC Camcorder, the selected clip might not be a playable clip. Playback is not possible if the clip has a different video format setting.
How to fix a JVC Camcorder when the power does not turn on?
If your JVC Camcorder power does not turn on, make sure that the AC adapter is properly connected and the battery is charged. If you have just turned the power off, wait at least 5 seconds before turning it on again.
Why my JVC Connected Cam GY-HC500U Camcorder cannot connect to wireless LAN?
If you cannot connect to wireless LAN with your JVC Camcorder, check the connection mode and settings, including the [SSID] and [Passphrase] if you are not using WPS. If the Passphrase is incorrect, the browser setting may still display “Completed the Setup Wizard. Please Input the Passphrase into Your Device.”, so double-check and adjust the [Passphrase] again.
What to do if the wireless LAN is disconnected on my JVC Connected Cam GY-HC500U Camcorder?
If the wireless LAN is disconnected on your JVC Camcorder, it might be due to the environment. Try changing the usage environment. Alternatively, connect via wired LAN.
Why is there no camera image on my JVC Connected Cam GY-HC500U Camcorder LCD monitor and viewfinder screen?
If the camera image is not output on the LCD monitor and viewfinder screen of your JVC Camcorder, ensure the camera recorder is set to the Camera mode using the [MODE] selection button. Note that the LCD monitor and viewfinder screens cannot be displayed at the same time. To display the viewfinder screen, close the LCD monitor or press and hold the [DISPLAY] button.
Why does the View Remote screen turn black or freeze on my JVC Camcorder?
If the View Remote screen on your JVC Camcorder turns black, flickers, freezes, or you cannot perform remote operations, the network path may be congested. Wait a while before refreshing the web browser. You can also try clearing the cache in your web browser.
Why is the GPS position not accurate on my JVC Camcorder?
If the position is not accurate on your JVC Camcorder, the precision error may be up to hundreds of meters if the GPS signal is weak or reflected off surrounding buildings.
Why is the actual recording time shorter than the estimated time on my JVC Camcorder?
The recordable time on your JVC Camcorder may be shorter depending on the shooting conditions or the subject.
Why are the images and audio choppy during live streaming from my JVC Camcorder?
If the images and audio sound during live streaming from your JVC Camcorder are choppy, it may be due to the connection method to the network and connection environment. Try reducing the encoding bit rate.
Why does the battery alarm appear on my JVC Connected Cam GY-HC500U after loading a charged battery?
If the battery alarm appears on your JVC Camcorder even after loading a charged battery, the battery might be too old.
Provides access to online user guide for mobile devices.
Safety instructions specific to the USA market.
Special handling information for California regarding batteries.
Details the sensor and lens for high-resolution, low-noise 4K recording.
Explains the feature for high-bit-rate 4K recording performance.
Covers various interfaces supporting network connectivity.
Details HLG and J-Log1 Gamma for HDR and wide color gamut recording.
Discusses face detection autofocus and built-in OIS.
Guidelines for ambient temperature, humidity, and avoiding strong electromagnetic fields.
Advice on handling the camera to prevent dropping or damage.
Instructions on turning off the unit to conserve power.
Precautions for storing, charging, and maintaining the battery's lifespan.
Guidelines for checking and replacing the fan, and general maintenance.
Precautions for inserting, using, and storing SD cards to prevent damage or data loss.
The primary mode for shooting video and audio.
Allows playback, deletion, and management of recorded clips.
Enables editing clip data and metadata via a web browser.
Identifies key external components and terminals on the camera body.
Integrated microphone for audio recording.
Locates buttons for recording, zoom, and focus.
Identifies ports for headphones, input, output, and LAN.
Buttons for focus mode, white balance, and shutter speed adjustments.
Switches for operation lock and main power ON/OFF.
Buttons like USER7, USER8, MARKER/6 that can be customized.
Slots for inserting SD cards for recording media.
Location for the battery pack.
Terminal for DC power input and port for LAN cable connection.
Terminal for connecting USB adapters for network connectivity.
Buttons and knobs for adjusting display brightness, status, and audio monitoring.
Covers the filter switch, focus ring, zoom ring, and iris ring.
How to adjust the grip belt for comfortable handling.
Instructions for connecting a separately sold microphone.
How to operate the lens cover switch and securely attach the camera to a tripod.
Details on charging and using the battery pack.
Steps for safely removing the battery pack.
Steps for selecting language and running self-diagnosis upon first power-on.
How status and information are shown on screens during shooting.
How status and information are shown during clip playback.
Steps to adjust the LCD monitor's angle, brightness, contrast, and contour.
Instructions for adjusting viewfinder visibility, brightness, and contrast.
How to configure user buttons by assigning specific menu functions.
Lists compatible SD cards and SSD media, including format and bit rate details.
Provides estimated recording times based on card capacity and settings.
How to switch between SD cards when both slots are used.
Instructions for connecting the SSD media adapter into the EXT.SLOT.
Process for formatting SD cards or SSD media on the camera recorder.
Steps for supplying power, inserting media, turning on, and adjusting displays.
Configuration of video/audio settings, starting recording, and checking captured images.
Guide to configuring system, format, resolution, frame rate, and bit rate.
Explains available system definitions like 4K, HD, SD, and High-Speed.
Details available file formats like QuickTime and MXF.
How to operate zoom using the grip lever, handle lever, and lens ring.
How to save and recall specific zoom positions using user buttons.
Covers autofocus, one-push auto focus, and focus locking.
Steps for manually adjusting focus using the focus ring.
Magnifies areas for precise focus establishment.
How the camera detects and tracks faces for automatic focusing.
How Iris, Gain, and Shutter adjust automatically for optimal brightness.
How to manually adjust Iris, Gain, and Shutter speed.
How the iris automatically adjusts aperture for brightness.
Steps for manually setting the aperture value using the lens ring.
How AGC mode automatically adjusts video amplifier gain for subject brightness.
How to manually set gain using the L/M/H switch.
How FAW mode automatically adjusts white balance.
Fine-tuning white balance adjustments made by FAW.
Reduces image blurring from camera shake.
Locks the IS lens to prevent blur from strong acceleration.
How to choose audio sources for CH1 and CH2.
Configuring input terminals for microphones or line level.
How to connect headphones and select audio channels for monitoring.
How to display time code and user bit data on the screen.
Explains different modes like Free Run, Rec Run, and Regen.
How to manually set the time code values.
Choose to record date, time, or preset data as user bit.
Manually entering arbitrary hexadecimal information for the user bit.
How to turn on the zebra pattern feature for exposure indication.
Setting the upper and lower luminance limits for the zebra pattern.
Choosing the spot meter function (Max & Min, Max, Min, Manual).
How to assign the spot meter function to a user button for quick access.
Steps to turn on the GPS function for recording positioning data.
Explains icons indicating GPS signal strength and reception status.
How to assign the clip review function to a user button for quick access.
Steps to review the last recorded video clip using the assigned user button.
Steps to turn on the histogram and set upper/lower brightness limits.
How to record in HD and Web quality simultaneously using HD+Web system.
How to configure the slot mode for simultaneous recording.
Steps to start and stop recording to both slots simultaneously.
How to perform backup recording to slot B or EXT.SLOT independently.
Combining Dual Rec with special modes like Normal or Pre Rec.
How to record video and audio before actual recording starts for complete event capture.
Consolidates multiple recording segments into a single clip.
Records a specified number of frames repeatedly at set intervals.
Allows splitting recorded clips without stopping recording.
Setup for night recording using infrared illumination.
How to use operation buttons to select clips on the thumbnail screen.
Explains the Standard and Detailed screen views for thumbnails.
Explains OK Mark, Continued From Mark, Uneditable Mark, Continue Mark, and Check Mark.
Details clip naming conventions and provides an operation guide.
Explains items displayed on the detailed screen like thumbnail, metadata, and scroll marks.
Available operations on selected clips like FTP upload, delete, trim.
How to use buttons like Set, Cross-shaped, and Cancel for playback.
How to monitor audio via speaker or headphones during playback.
Steps to delete a single clip selected via the thumbnail screen.
Process for deleting all clips displayed on the screen.
How to add or remove OK marks from clips on the thumbnail or playback screen.
Refers to selecting and performing operations on multiple clips.
How to select individual clips non-consecutively for operations.
Explains actions like adding OK marks or uploading clips for multiple selections.
How to select a range of clips sequentially for operations.
Steps to crop clips, saving trimmed versions separately.
How to set the start and end points for trimming.
How to open, navigate, and close the menu using buttons.
Details the function of buttons used for menu interaction.
How to navigate and select items within the menu structure.
Process for adjusting values for menu items using pop-ups.
Settings for enabling image stabilization and its hard lock feature.
Options for shutter speed, AE level, AE speed, AE area, and AGC limit.
Settings for outputting color bars and adjusting white balance.
Configuration for night recording using infrared illumination.
How to assign functions to user buttons for quick access.
Settings to prevent accidental operation of specific buttons.
Controls for dynamic zoom, response, digital extender, and handle zoom speed.
Adjustments for AF assist, speed, sensitivity, and area selection.
Settings for MF assist, closest focusing distance, and AF hold during zoom.
Configuring color space and standard for signal conversion.
Options for adjusting the gamma curve for different visual expressions.
Adjusting correction levels for gamma and contour enhancement.
Configuring contour frequency and pedestal level.
Processing dark areas and compressing highlight gradation.
Adjusting gain for dark areas to improve contrast.
Setting color temperatures in Preset mode and adjusting alternative temps.
Fine-tuning white balance using Preset Paint, AWB Paint, and FAW Paint.
Option to reset AWB paint settings after auto white balance.
Settings for focus assist, zebra patterns, safety zones, and center marks.
Options for display type, on/off, color, brightness, contrast, and mirror settings.
Converting video images to ITU709 color space for display.
Setting the maximum and minimum luminance levels for zebra patterns.
Options for enabling histogram display and setting its top/bottom limits.
Configuring display of markers, safety zones, and grid lines.
Setting aspect ratio, boundary markers, safety zones, and center marks.
Configuring how battery, time code, and zoom position are displayed.
Settings for HDMI and SDI video output, including resolution and character display.
Setting reference levels for microphone inputs and gain for internal/AUX mics.
Configuring limiter operation and AGC response/mode.
Linking manual audio adjustment for input terminals.
Steps to establish LAN or wireless network connections.
Settings for distributing video/audio and receiving return signals via network.
Configuring FTP server for metadata import and clip uploading.
Downloading and applying metadata settings files from an FTP server.
Configuring NTP server for time synchronization and server addresses.
Settings for device detection and resetting network configurations.
Saving, loading, deleting setup files and configuring FTP proxy settings.
Settings for starting live streaming and auto-restart options.
Selecting and naming servers for live streaming.
Choosing streaming system type (RTMP, SRT, etc.) and connection mode.
Specifying destination address, URL, and port for live distribution.
Configuring connection protocols (UDP, TCP, SRT) and modes.
Setting destination details like address, URL, and port for streaming.
Setting video resolution and cropping position for vertical streaming.
Enabling or disabling the return video/audio feature.
Configuring server settings for receiving return video/audio.
Setting up return audio reception via headphone.
Configuring FTP server settings for importing metadata.
Setting up methods for uploading clips to FTP server (Auto/Manual).
Selecting media slots and configuring clip splitting for automatic upload.
Registering FTP servers and protocols for uploading recorded clips.
Enabling overlay function and importing custom layout files.
Configuring how overlay images are recorded or displayed via HD and HDMI.
Settings for proxy recording, live streaming overlays, and Sportzcast integration.
Options for adding watermarks, importing full-screen graphics, and password protecting settings.
Settings for recording format and managing media like formatting/restoring.
Saving/loading settings and configuring tally lamp indications.
Configuring network and status LEDs, and enabling/disabling GPS.
Resetting all system settings and configuring date/time preferences.
Configuring time display, time zone, and reserved functions.
Selecting system definitions (4K, HD, SD) and setting the record format.
Choosing file formats like QuickTime, MXF, Exchange, MP4.
Selecting image sizes for recording media.
Choosing frame rates for recording media in slots.
Selecting bit rates for recording media in slots.
Configuring format, resolution, frame rate, bit rate, and audio for slot B.
Setting the aspect ratio for SD recording images.
Choosing modes like Normal, Pre Rec, Clip Continuous, Interval Rec, Frame Rec.
Setting how card slots operate for recording.
Steps to select and add menu items to create a personal menu screen.
How to remove items from the custom menu.
Rearranging the order of items in the custom menu.
Covers battery status, media remaining space, volume indicator, and operation lock icon.
Explains icons for camera angle tagging, ODK tagging, black toe, color space, audio levels, iris, ND filter, shutter, AE, and gain.
Covers voltage, resolution, frame rate, bit rate, operation guide, and audio levels during playback.
Details position bar, volume indicator, information display toggles, date/time, network status, and time code/user bit.
Explains check marks, OK marks, media status, clip information, and event/warning displays.
Displays the functions assigned to user buttons.
Shows shooting-related information and LCD/viewfinder display contents.
Displays recording format, audio settings, video output, and planning metadata.
How to display grid markers, safety zones, and aspect markers for framing.
Steps to output color bars using the menu or a user button.
Explains standard, cinema-like, and soft expression gamma curves.
Details how gamma automatically switches for HLG and J-Log1, and their capabilities.
How to adjust hue and saturation for red, green, and blue colors using the vector scope.
Explains Picture File, All File, and User File types for saving settings.
Information on storable files and compatibility with camera models.
Steps to save current network settings into a file.
Steps to load previously saved network connection settings.
Process for removing saved network connection files.
Lists usable formats and resolutions for live streaming.
Details usable formats for live streaming in HD quality.
Lists usable formats for SNS platforms like RTMP, Facebook Live.
Steps to set resolution, frame rate, bit rate, and distribution protocol.
Table showing compatible combinations of record formats and live streaming settings.
Steps to set up the decoder/PC application and establish network connection.
How to enable live streaming and view distribution status.
Steps for date/time setup, network connection, and selecting streaming server.
Process for logging into Facebook Live and authenticating the device.
Setting up date/time, Google account, and phone number for authentication.
Enabling live streaming and configuring privacy settings.
Registering and configuring the server for receiving return video/audio.
Setting Exchange format and camera angle tagging in the system.
Methods for entering tag information via the camera or web interface.
Steps to import SDP files for broadcast overlays and configure settings.
How to input text elements for overlays via network connection.
Enabling scoreboard overlay and importing layout files.
Setting display positions for different scoreboard types (Football, Baseball, Soccer, Hockey).
Setting up Sportzcast connection for automatic scoreboard data ingestion.
How to remove imported SDP files from the camera recorder.
Setting up Sportzcast connection for automatic scoreboard data.
Solutions for power not turning on and inability to start recording.
Troubleshooting for no image output, playback errors, and dark/blurred images.
Solutions for audio not heard, SD card initialization failure, and battery alarms.
Solutions for missing time code, time display, synchronization errors, and choppy streaming.
Troubleshooting wireless LAN connection, view remote screen problems, and FTP upload failures.
Addressing GPS signal reception and live streaming choppiness.
Details power, mass, operating/storage temperature, and wireless LAN specs.
Information on SDI, HDMI, input/output terminals.
Details about the image sensor, sync system, ND filter, gain, shutter, LCD, viewfinder, lens, and sensitivity.
Information on supported media like SDHC/SDXC and M.2 SSD.
Details on HQ, 422, and 422LT modes for 4K recording.
Specifications for HQ, SP, XHQ, and UHQ modes in HD recording.
Details on Exchange (U) and MP4 (E) formats, and SD recording.
Supported resolutions and bit rates for live streaming.
Covers general provisions, license rights, and conditions for use.
Details user responsibilities, indemnification, third-party liability, and confidentiality.
Events leading to termination of the software license agreement.
Requirements for destroying software upon termination and adhering to export controls.
Covers invalid provisions, ambiguities, and governing law.
Information on software components, copyrights, and open-source licenses.
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