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If your JVC Camcorder's power doesn't turn on or the battery life is very short after a full charge, ensure you're using the camera within appropriate operating temperatures. It's also possible that the battery is worn out and needs to be replaced.
How to fix JVC Camcorder when no power is supplied?
If your JVC Camcorder is not turning on, ensure the AC adapter is securely connected and the battery pack is firmly attached. If that doesn't work, try replacing the battery with a fully charged one.
Why no display appears on JVC GZ-MG135AA?
If no display appears on your JVC Camcorder, and the camera hasn't been operated for 5 minutes, it may have turned off automatically to save power. When using the battery pack, set the power/mode switch to OFF, then to ON again. If using the AC adapter, try zooming. You can also try adjusting the brightness of the LCD monitor.
Why access/charge lamp on JVC GZ-MG135AA Camcorder does not light during charging?
If the access/charge lamp on your JVC Camcorder doesn't light during charging, it could be due to extreme temperatures. Charging is best done between 10°C and 35°C. Also, if the battery is already fully charged, the lamp won't light. Check the remaining battery power.
What to do if JVC Camcorder recording cannot be performed?
If your JVC Camcorder isn't recording, it might be because the recording medium is full. Try deleting unnecessary files or replacing the SD card. Also, ensure that you have selected the correct recording medium.
What to do if JVC GZ-MG135AA Camcorder power was turned off accidentally?
If the power of your JVC Camcorder turned off accidentally, try moving to a location free from vibration or excessive sound. The drop detection function might have activated; set the power/mode switch to OFF, then ON again. To disable this function, set [DROP DETECTION] to [OFF].
Why displayed amount of remaining battery power differs from the actual operating time on JVC Camcorder?
If the displayed amount of remaining battery power differs from the actual operating time on your JVC Camcorder, fully charge the battery and then let it run down completely. If the issue continues, the battery is likely worn out and needs replacement.
Why images on JVC Camcorder LCD monitor appear dark or whitish?
If images on your JVC Camcorder's LCD monitor appear dark or whitish, try adjusting the brightness and angle of the LCD monitor. If the problem persists, the LCD monitor’s LED light may be nearing the end of its service life. Consult your nearest JVC dealer.
Why aspect ratio of the image is strange when watching images on JVC GZ-MG135AA on TV?
If the aspect ratio looks strange when watching images from your JVC Camcorder on your TV, adjust the [SELECT TV TYPE] settings to match your TV screen size.
Why 7REC indicator flashes during video recording on JVC Camcorder?
If the 7REC indicator flashes during video recording on your JVC Camcorder, the camera's temperature is likely increasing. If it continues to heat up, recording may stop to protect the recording medium. Turn off the power and wait for the camera to cool down.
General| Video Format | MPEG-2 |
|---|---|
| Optical Zoom | 34x |
| Digital Zoom | 800x |
| Image Stabilizer | Electronic |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Display Size | 2.7 inches |
| Recording Media | Hard Disk Drive (HDD) |
| Image Sensor | CCD |
| Optical Sensor Resolution | 0.8 Megapixels |
| Lens | JVC lens |
| Focus Adjustment | Automatic, manual |
| White Balance | Auto |
| White Balance Presets | Tungsten |
| Microphone | Built-in |
| Connector Type | USB 2.0 |
| Video Output | Composite video output |
Initial greeting and reminder to read safety info.
Lists the specific JVC Hard Disk Camcorder models.
General safety advice to prevent damage and injury.
Specific safety guidelines for the button cell battery.
Precautions for lens, tripods, cables, and environment.
Consumer use limitations and brand legal notices.
Backup, trial recording, reset, and battery handling.
Advice on dealing with issues and connecting devices.
Overview of items like AC adapter, cables, and dock.
Instructions for using the Everio dock for connections.
Steps for attaching the shoulder strap and core filter.
Inserting the battery and removing the insulation sheet.
Visual guide to camera and remote control parts.
Detailed identification of buttons, connectors, and features.
Explanation of each button on the remote control.
Icons and information shown during video and still image capture.
Status icons appearing only during video recording.
Information shown on screen during video playback.
Information shown on screen during still image playback.
Language, date/time, and other basic configurations.
Step-by-step guide to charge the camera's battery.
How to change the user interface language.
Steps to set the camera's internal clock.
How to view the battery charge level.
Grip, lens cover, and tripod mounting instructions.
Steps for preparing an SD card for use.
Configuring the camera to use the SD card for storage.
Basic steps for recording video.
Adjusting quality, aspect ratio, and registering files.
Steps for taking photos with the camera.
Options for quality, continuous shooting, and image size.
Adjusting optical and digital zoom levels.
Controlling camera illumination for better shots.
Registering files to events for easier retrieval.
Monitoring available storage on HDD or SD card.
Switching from automatic to manual recording settings.
Using preset exposure settings for different shooting scenarios.
Capturing video in dark environments.
Backlight compensation and spot exposure adjustment.
Accessing and selecting options within the function menu.
Fine-tuning focus and exposure manually.
Adjusting motion blur and depth of field.
Color correction, creative effects, and close-up shooting.
Finding and choosing video files for playback.
Using playback features like pause, search, and volume.
Selecting and displaying photos from the camera.
Using controls for slide shows and file navigation.
Locating files using the date index screen.
Finding files organized by event.
Accessing and playing pre-loaded demonstration videos.
Adding visual effects at the start/end of videos.
Altering color tones and applying creative effects.
Setup for viewing content on a television.
Configuring TV output and aspect ratio for playback.
Steps to remove or safeguard specific files.
Releasing or applying write-protection to files.
Choosing several files for deletion or protection.
Performing actions on all files simultaneously.
Accessing metadata such as filename, date, and quality.
Reassigning recorded videos to different events.
Dividing a video and copying a specific part.
Steps to start a new playlist and add video files.
Selecting and playing sequences of video files.
Modifying the content of existing playlists.
Customizing playlist names and removing playlists.
Configuring print settings for multiple images.
Configuring multiple files for printing at once.
Connecting the camera directly to a printer.
Choosing specific photos for printing.
Utilizing DPOF for batch printing selected images.
Transferring video files to DVD discs via a burner.
Overview of connectable devices for data transfer.
Transferring only recently recorded videos to DVD.
Choosing specific videos for DVD creation.
Choosing the disc for the copying process.
Starting the transfer and checking the created disc.
How recordings are structured into titles and chapters.
The interface for navigating DVD content.
Transferring video from camera to external recorder.
Transferring video from player to camera.
Transferring photos from HDD to SD card or vice versa.
Transferring photos and deleting originals.
Accessing and moving through the camera's menus.
Setting video quality and maximum zoom levels.
Image stabilization, aspect ratio, gain, wind cut, and media settings.
Image quality, size, and ISO settings.
Continuous shooting, self-timer, brightness, remote control.
Drop detection, demo mode, and operation sound settings.
Selecting TV type, analog input, and display on TV.
Language, clock, date format, presets, power saving.
Cleaning, formatting, and deleting data on storage media.
Managing file sequence and folder creation.
Initial checks for common camera problems.
Steps to reset the camera to its default settings.
Addressing issues with screen appearance and image quality.
Resolving problems with recording failures or image anomalies.
Solving issues with playback, faders, noise, and shooting speed.
Addressing errors related to SD cards, DVD creation, or data processing.
Understanding warnings for battery level and clock settings.
Interpreting errors related to memory cards and system functions.
Instructions for maintaining the camera's physical condition.
Key technical details like power, dimensions, and operating conditions.
Specifications for CCD sensor, lens, LCD, speaker, and language support.
Technical details on video and audio recording formats.
Details on power, operating distance, and dimensions.
Tables showing approximate recording durations and image capacities.
Precautions for using and storing battery packs.
Guidelines to prevent data corruption and media damage.
Advice on preventing damage and prolonging the life of the LCD screen.
Do's and don'ts for operating the camera safely.
Care instructions for the software CD to prevent damage.
Definitions of various camera settings and operational terms.
Explanations of technical specifications and usage terms.
