Troubleshooting, Cont.), Symptom possible causes corrective action – JVC LYT0633-001A User Manual

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TROUBLESHOOTING

(cont.)

SYMPTOM

POSSIBLE CAUSES

CORRECTIVE ACTION

15. The Dissolve function does

not work.

16. The Picture Wipe and

Dissolve functions do not
work.

17. The picture wipe function

does not work.

18. Scene transition does not

go as expected.

15. •The Sepia, Monotone or

Slow Shutter mode of
Programme AE with special
effects is activated.

•“WIDE MODE” is set to

“SQUEEZE” or “PS-WIDE”
in the Menu Screen.

•The previously selected

mode of Programme AE
with special effects was
changed after the last
selected scene for editing
was registered.

16. •The last selected editing

scene is ending.

•At the end of the last

selected scene for editing,
the POWER Switch was set
to “OFF”.

•The power is off.

17. •The Slow Shutter mode is

activated.

•“WIDE MODE” is not set to

“OFF”.

18. •When using “Picture Wipe/

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.

15. •Turn off Sepia, Monotone or

Slow Shutter before adding
Dissolve to a scene
transition (

pg. 28, 30).

•Set “WIDE MODE” to

“CINEMA” or “OFF” mode
(

pg. 24).

•Make sure you have

selected the mode of
Programme AE with special
effects you want before
starting editing
(

pg. 28, 30).

16. •Select Picture Wipe or

Dissolve before beginning
recording. The effects are
then automatically activated
(

pg. 28).

•Do not turn off the

camcorder’s power after
setting Edit-In and Edit-Out
points, as they will all be
erased (

pg. 28).

•The camcorder automati-

cally shuts off after 5
minutes have elapsed in the
Record-Standby mode.
Make sure you continue
operations within 5 minutes
after engaging Record-
Standby mode (

pg. 28).

17. •Disengage the Slow Shutter

mode or set “WIDE MODE”
to “OFF” before preparing
to use the Picture Wipe
(

pg. 24, 28, 30).

18.

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