JVC LYT0217-001A manual Video mode Video playback, Completed pg Being used in a scene, Transition

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	SYMPTOM	POSSIBLE CAUSES		CORRECTIVE ACTION
10. The tape is moving, but		10. •Your TV has AV input	10. •Set the TV to the mode or
there is no picture.		terminals, but is not set to its		channel appropriate for
		VIDEO mode.		video playback
		•The cassette’s cover is open.		(☞ pg. 42, 43).
				•Close the cassette’s cover
				(☞ pg. 12).
11. Snapshot mode cannot be		11. •The Squeeze mode is	11. •Disengage the Squeeze
used.		selected.		mode (☞ pg. 25).
12. Digital Zoom does not		12. •16X optical zoom is	12. •Wait until the Picture Wipe
work.		selected.		or Dissolve effects are
		•Picture Wipe or Dissolve are		completed (☞ pg. 28).
		being used in a scene		•Do not attempt to take a
		transition.		Snapshot when performing
		•Snapshot was attempted		Digital Zoom
		during Digital Zoom.		(☞ pg. 22, 23).
13. Program AE with special		13. •The Power Switch is set to	13. •Set the Power Switch to
effects and Fade/Wipe		“AUTO”.		“PRO.” (☞ pg. 27, 30).
Effects do not work.
14. The Black & White Fader		14. •The Sepia or Monotone	14. •Turn off Sepia and Mono-
does not work.		mode is activated.		tone (☞ pg. 30).
15. The Dissolve function does		15. •The Sepia, Monotone or	15. •Turn off Sepia, Monotone or
not work.		Slow Shutter mode of		Slow before adding
		Program AE with special		Dissolve to a scene
		effects is activated.		transition (☞ pg. 30).
		•The Squeeze mode is		•Make sure that the Squeeze
		selected.		mode in the Recording
		•The previously selected		Menu is set to “OFF”
		mode of Program AE with		(☞ pg. 24).
		special effects was changed		•Make sure you have
		after the last selected scene		selected the mode of
		for editing was registered.		Program AE with special
				effects you want before
				starting editing (☞ pg. 30).
16. Scene transition does not		16. •When using “Picture Wipe/	16.
go as expected.		Dissolve” (☞ pg. 28), there
		is a delay of a fraction of a
		second between the
		previous record stop-point
		and the Dissolve start-point.			————
		This is normal, but this slight
		delay becomes especially
		noticeable when shooting
		fast-moving subject or
		during rapid panning.

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