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  1. 4th Apr 2008 09:05 #1
    NBninja8
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    This problem is occurring more and more frequently. If you look at my picture you'll see that the last clip is combined with the clip I recently recorded. It normally occurs during the first clip I record but I've seen it happen in the middle of my shoot also. My camera is the PV-GS320. Any suggestions?

    Thanks Alot!



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  2. 4th Apr 2008 09:20 #2
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    A bad recording head?
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    I agree. One of my DV camcorders (the most expensive, of course) did this a lot. A head cleaning cassette worked for a while but eventually it failed to do so and each other band ended up being just noise.

    Try a cleaning cassette first. If it persists then the head will need servicing.
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    Thanks alot for the quick response!

    I thought that might be the problem. This really bothers me because the camera is only about 2 months old and I already sent one back because it was defective.
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