Friday, February 19, 2010

Fix A Sony Mini Dvd Camcorder

Record to mini DVD


Many newer Sony digital video cameras record the video contents onto a mini DVD. This allows you to easily remove the recorded material from your camera and play it either on a computer or DVD player. However, you may occasionally run into problems with your Sony DVD camcorder. If you find yourself in this situation you most likely can correct the problems with just a few troubleshooting tips.


Instructions


1. Open the Mini DVD compartment on the side of the Sony camera. Check for dust, hair and other debris. Remove this debris from the compartment. If left inside it can cause recording problems with your mini DVD.


2. Hold the device without covering the microphone on the front of the Sony camera. If part of your hand is touching the microphone you record distortion due to your hand rubbing across the mic.


3. Let your camera adjust to the temperature change if moving from a warm area to a cold area (such as the trunk of your car to an air-conditioned room). Let the camera sit for an hour or so. Recording right when you end the different temperature can result in recording problems.


4. Check the mini DVD you are recording to. If your DVD is already filled with content you can't record more onto it. Additionally, you may need to format the DVD. To do so, insert the DVD, power on the Sony camera, select "Menu" and choose "Format DVD." This allows you to record directly to the mini DVD.







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