Sony DCR-DVD602E Camcorder User Manual


 
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No sound is heard when playing back a disc.
The audio will not be output when you connect a device via the S video plug only. Connect
the white and red plugs of the A/V connecting cable, too (p.78).
You cannot dub correctly using the A/V connecting cable.
Set [DISP OUTPUT] to [LCD PANEL] (p.68).
The A/V connecting cable is not connected properly. Make sure that the A/V connecting cable
is connected to the proper jack, i.e. to the output jack of a device you are dubbing a picture
from, or to the input jack of another device for dubbing a picture from your camcorder.
Others
Unable to finalize.
Battery is running out during finalizing. Use an AC adaptor.
The disc has already been finalized. If you are using a DVD-RW (VIDEO mode)/DVD+RW,
follow the required procedure to record additional material on the disc (p.50).
You cannot edit or record additional material on a disc using other devices.
You may not be able to edit a disc recorded on your camcorder using another device.
The disc title cannot be changed.
You cannot record a disc title on a finalized DVD-R.
The disc has already been finalized. If you are using a DVD-RW (VIDEO mode)/DVD+RW,
follow the required procedure to record additional material on the disc (p.50).
The disc title may not be changed on your camcorder if the disc title has been made by
another device.
A photomovie cannot be created.
There are no still images.
There may be a lot of still images on a disc and the remaining disc capacity is low. Delete
unneccesary images from the disc (p.72).
The melody or beep sounds for 5 seconds.
The temperature of your camcorder is extremely high. Turn off your camcorder and leave it
for a while in a cool place.
Moisture condensation has occurred with the disc. Turn off your camcorder and leave it for
about 1 hour (p.109).
Some problems have occurred in your camcorder. Remove the disc and insert it again, then
operate your camcorder again.
Troubleshooting