JVC GZ-MG40EK, GZ-MG20EK, GZ-MG30EK, GZ-MG50EK manual Memory Card Cannot be Played Back Correctly

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NO VIDEO MANAGEMENT FILE

VIDEO FILES HAVE BEEN MOVED TO MPEG FOLDER

The data cannot be recorded properly, or the video management file is deleted or not found. Video files have been moved to MPEG (EXTMOV) folder. ( pg. 22)

PLAY LIST’S MANAGEMENT INFORMATION IS BROKEN. REMAKE PLAY LIST AGAIN.

The management information of play list is broken. Create the play list again. ( pg. 42)

NO REGISTERED SCENES IN PLAY LIST. SOME OF SCENES MAY NOT BE PLAYED BACK.

The video files registered in the play list do not exist. Some of the scenes may not be played back.

REGISTERED SCENES IN PLAY LIST IS EMPTY. THIS PLAY LIST WILL BE DELETED. There is no scenes registered in the play list. The play list will be deleted.

CAMERA TEMPERATURE IS GOING UP. TURN CAMERA OFF, PLEASE WAIT.

The temperature of the camera is too high. Turn off the power, then wait for a while.

CAMERA TEMPERATURE IS TOO LOW. KEEP CAMERA POWER ON, PLEASE WAIT. The temperature of the camera is too low. Keep the power on and wait for a while.

RECORDING FAILURE

●Performance of recording medium is poor. Use the Cleanup function [CLEAN UP] in the menu. ( pg. 40, 49)

●The writing speed of recording medium is slow, or the recording medium is corrupted. Use the recording medium to which the operation is guaranteed. See page 62 for the guaranteed media to work with this camera.

●The recording medium was subjected to vibrations or jolts. Be careful not to subject the recording medium to vibrations or jolts.

RECORDING MAY NOT BE CORRECT ON THE MEMORY CARD

The data may not be recorded on the recording medium correctly. Try recording again. Otherwise, clean up the recording medium.

( pg. 40, 49)

MEMORY CARD CANNOT BE PLAYED BACK CORRECTLY

The recording medium cannot be played back correctly. Try playback again.

CANNOT USE IN VIDEO MODE

The operation is not available in the video mode.

DROP DETECTION WORKED AND THE POWER IS TURNED OFF

The drop detection function operated, and the power was turned off. The file that was being recorded may have been saved into the [EXTMOV] folder. ( pg. 22)

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Contents GZ-MG50E/EK GZ-MG40E/EK GZ-MG30E/EK GZ-MG20E/EK Enjoying Various Playback Features Built-in Hard DiskVarious Recording Modes Editing Files on your PCContents Safety Precautions Some DO’S and DON’TS on the Safe USE of Equipment Before Using this Camera Above ALLProvided Accessories Lens Cap See page 8 for attachmentAttaching the Shoulder Strap Attaching the Lens CapAttaching the Core Filter Video/Audio/Video/USB cableDC cord Close the core filter until it clicks shutIndex Indicators ConnectorsControls Other PartsDuring Still Image Recording only Indications on LCD MonitorDuring Video Recording only During Video Playback During Still Image PlaybackRequired charging time PowerCharging the Battery Pack Maximum continuous recording time Using the Battery PackPerform steps 2 3 in Charging the Battery Pack Data Battery System About BatteriesOperation Mode Recording/Playback ModePower Switch Position Power-Linked OperationLanguage Setting Date/Time Settings Built-in Clock’s Rechargeable Lithium BatteryDay, then press Repeat to input Month, year, hourTripod Mounting Grip AdjustmentBrightness Adjustment of the Display Inserting/Removing an SD Card Formatting a Recording Medium To protect valuable filesSelecting a Recording Medium Drop DetectionRemaining Space on the Recording Media To stop recording, press Recording start/stop button again Video RecordingPress the recording start/stop button to start recording Zooming Deleting FilesTo zoom To zoom outTo adjust the speaker volume Video PlaybackTo play back files in the Extmov folder To return to the index screenHow to Use the Scroll Bar Date Index ScreenPlayback Zoom Various Playback OperationsConnecting to a TV, VCR or VDR Playback on a TV If using a VCR or VDR , go to stepDubbing to a VCR or DVD Recorder To choose whether or not the followingBeam Effective Area Playback Using the Remote Control Buttons and FunctionsInstalling the Battery Still Image Recording Continuous ShootingIndex Screen of Still Image Files Still Image PlaybackSlide Show Image Rotation Deleting Still Image FilesPress / / / to move to the magnified Press to rotate 90 clockwiseBacklight Compensation LED LightSpot Exposure Control Manual Settings in Mset Manual Exposure MenuWhen a dark object is barely visible in the display Manual FocusTo return to automatic focus Select Auto in stepCloud When shooting outdoors on a Halogen When a video light or similarType of lighting is used Press To close the Mset menuTo return to automatic shutter speed Shutter SpeedTo change the shutter speed Program AE To turn off the program AE functionTo turn off the effect Select OFF in stepConsecutive snapshots Wipe or Fader EffectsPlayback Effects Viewing File Information Information on Video FilesProtecting Files Information on Still Image FilesDeleting on the Menu Screen Deleting FilesButton Cleaning Up a Recording MediumTo delete by selecting multiple files To delete all filesFiles Copying/Moving Still ImageTo copy or move by selecting files Before proceeding to following stepsResetting the File Number Creating Play ListPlaying Back Play List To check the play list by playing backVideo To check only the scene transitionAdd/Delete Files in Play List Changing Play List Name Deleting Play List Dubbing Using Play List Dpof Print Setting To confirm the Dpof settingTo reset the Dpof setting To print all still images One print for eachTo cancel print setting To print using the Dpof settingPrinter Direct Printing with a PictBridgeChanging the Menu Settings Select the operation modeCommon Menus for All Modes For Recording MenusHDD / SD Video Playback Menus Video Recording MenusOFF / 2SEC / 10SEC Still Image Playback MenusStill Image Recording Menus Recording TroubleshootingPower Advanced features PlaybackOther problems Battery indicator Appears when no SD card is inserted in the SD slot.  pgLock position.  pg Attempt still image playbackMemory Card Cannot be Played Back Correctly Cleaning the Camera Battery PacksRecording Medium LCD MonitorMain Unit How to Handle a CD-ROM Specifications CameraFormat Power requirement Recording mode videoBattery life Recording mode audioCompatible recording media SD cardApproximate number of storable images for still image GZ-MG30E/EK GZ-MG20E/EKTerms 42 45Software Installation and USB Connection Guide Contents Restriction on the Program Export Control Victor Company of Japan, LimitedHow to handle a CD-ROM CyberLink LocationAixTeMa ZealandPixela System Requirements Windows Digital Photo NavigatorCyberLink DVD Solution Supported mediaMacintosh Capty Mpeg Edit EX Software Installation Windows PowerDVD 5 NELoad the provided CD-ROM into the PC Select the desired language and click OKSelect the programs you want to install, then click Next Click NextClick Yes Confirm your information and click NextConnecting the USB cable Connections WindowsTo close Windows Messenger Click Processes tab Select msmsgs.exe Click End processViewing the Contents of a Recording Medium Windows Accident such as when dropped Dcim Contains folders with still images Jpeg extension .jpgFor example, create a new folder in the My Pictures folder Copying Files to the PC WindowsFolders in the recording medium appear Disconnecting the USB cable Windows Playing Back Files on the PC WindowsStill images Video filesUser’s Guide/Help/Readme Windows Click OKBacking Up Video files Windows Create a new folder with a selected name on the desktopCreating play lists using multiple files and viewing video Click File ModeViewing the video for a single file Copy the entire Sdvideo folderHow To Create DVDs simply Windows Select Produce a Disc, and then click NextSelect DVD Format and click Next Creating a DVD with Titles Windows Page DVD video Click Start12Insert a check mark for Include Menu Software Installation Macintosh Read Me screen appearsRead the Important Information carefully and click Continue License screen appearsSelect the desitination volume and click Continue Click Agree if you agree with the license agreementViewing the Contents of a Recording Medium Macintosh Connections MacintoshDouble-click the memory card icon on the desktop Extension .jpgDisconnecting the USB cable Macintosh Copying Files to the PC MacintoshHelp/Readme Macintosh File Combination MacintoshHelp ReadMeClick Open to import the file Click View Click Combine Files Select File screen appears File Trimming MacintoshSkip to if you do not edit video files Saving Delete trimming rangeCombine range and create Create individual rangesCreating DVDs Software Installation and USB Connection Guide Read this first

GZ-MG50EK, GZ-MG20E, GZ-MG50E, GZ-MG30EK, GZ-MG30E specifications

The JVC GZ series of hard disk camcorders, including the GZ-MG40E, GZ-MG20EK, GZ-MG40EK, GZ-MG30E, and GZ-MG30EK, reflects a unique blend of innovative features and user-friendly design. These models are part of JVC’s efforts to provide high-definition video recording capabilities with the convenience of internal storage.

The GZ-MG40E offers a substantial 40GB hard disk drive, enabling users to capture up to 30 hours of video footage at lower quality settings. It features a 1/6-inch CCD sensor, which delivers decent image quality and effective low-light performance. The model is equipped with a 32x optical zoom, which empowers users to get closer to their subjects without sacrificing clarity.

Similarly, the GZ-MG20EK comes with a 20GB hard disk drive, ideal for casual users who need an efficient, lightweight option for recording everyday moments. It provides much of the same functionality as the GZ-MG40E but with reduced storage capacity, making it more affordable and accessible.

In contrast, the GZ-MG40EK model steps up with additional features, including enhanced audio quality and a broader range of video formats. It is especially suitable for those looking to capture high-quality footage for professional or semi-professional use.

Meanwhile, the GZ-MG30E and GZ-MG30EK models balance affordability with performance. Both feature a 30GB hard disk drive, allowing for ample recording time. They incorporate a 35x optical zoom and advanced image stabilization technology that helps minimize shake, ensuring users capture smooth, steady videos even during movement.

All models in this series support various shooting modes, making it easy for videographers of all skill levels to achieve the desired results. The user-friendly interface simplifies the navigation of settings, allowing users to focus on their creativity rather than technical complexities.

Moreover, these camcorders include playback options for easy viewing of recorded content. They are equipped with USB connectivity for straightforward transferring of videos to computers, facilitating editing and sharing. The battery life is optimized for extended use, ensuring that users can record significant footage without frequent interruptions.

In summary, the JVC GZ-MG series combines convenient storage solutions, versatile video capabilities, and user-friendly operation, making them excellent choices for anyone looking to document their life’s moments in style.
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