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"Handycam" User Guide
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Playback
Playing images on a TV
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device
Using the Wi-Fi function
Customizing your camcorder
Troubleshooting
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Playback
Images cannot be played back.
Select the type of recording media you want to play back. (models with internal memory) [Details]
Select the image quality of the movie you want to play back. [Details]
Images recorded on other devices may not be played back. This is not a malfunction.
Photos cannot be played back.
Photos cannot be played back if you have modified files or folders, or have edited the data on a
computer. (The file name flashes in that case.) This is not a malfunction.
The movie freezes.
Photos which were recorded while recording a movie are played back. In the default setting, movies
and photos are played back continuously.
appears on a thumbnail.
This may appear on an image recorded on other devices, edited on a computer, etc.
You removed the AC Adaptor or the battery pack while the recording media icon at the top right
corner of the screen flashes, or before the access lamp is turned off after recording. This may
damage your image data and is displayed.
appears on a thumbnail.
The image data base file may be damaged.
Check the data base file by selecting [Setup] [ Media Settings] [Repair Img.
DB F.] the recording medium (models with internal memory). If it still appears, delete the image
with . [Details]
No sound or only a quiet sound is heard during playback.
Turn up the volume. [Details]
If you turn the volume down to the minimum level by adjusting in [Audio Rec Level], the sound of
movies cannot be recorded.
[Details]
Sounds are not recorded while shooting with [Smth Slw REC] or [Golf Shot].
Left and right sound is heard unbalanced when playing back movies on
computers or other devices.
Change the sound conversion type (downmix type) when playing back on 2ch stereo devices. Refer
to the instruction manual supplied with your playback device for details.
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