Playing Back; During Playback - Sony Handycam 3-876-055-11(1) Operating Manual

Horizontal stripes appear on the
image.
This occurs when recording images under a

fluorescent lamp, sodium lamp, or mercury
lamp. This is not a malfunction.
[SUPER NIGHTSHOT] cannot be
operated.
Set the NIGHTSHOT switch to ON.

[COLOR SLOW SHTR] does not operate
correctly.
[COLOR SLOW SHTR] may not operate

correctly in total darkness. Use NightShot
or [SUPER NIGHTSHOT].
You cannot adjust [LCD BL LEVEL].
You cannot adjust [LCD BL LEVEL] when:

The LCD panel is closed on your

camcorder with the LCD screen facing
out.
The power is supplied from the AC

Adaptor.

Playing back

Movies cannot be played back.
(HOME) 
Touch

MEDIA)  [
image quality of the movie you want to
play back (p. 56).
Still images cannot be played back.
Still images 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 (p. 98).
Still images recorded on other devices

may not be played back. This is not a
malfunction (p. 98).
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(MANAGE
/ SET] to select the
" " is indicated on a still image in the
[VISUAL INDEX] screen.
This may appear on still images recorded

on other devices, edited on a computer, etc.
You removed the AC Adaptor or the

battery pack before the access lamp
was turned off after recording. This
may damage your image data and
displayed.
" " is indicated on an image in the
[VISUAL INDEX] screen.
Perform [REPAIR IMG.DB F.] (p. 58). If it

still appears, delete the image marked with
(p. 45).
No sound or only a quiet sound is heard

during playback.

Turn up the volume (p. 24, 32).

Sound is not output when the LCD panel is

closed. Open the LCD panel.
When you record sound with [MICREF

LEVEL] (p. 82) set to [LOW], the recorded
sound may be difficult to hear.
Sounds cannot be recorded while shooting

a 3-second movie (approx.) using [SMTH
SLW REC].
Left and right sound will be heard
unbalanced when playing back on
computers or other devices.
This happens when sound recorded in

5.1ch surround is converted to 2ch (normal
stereo sound) by a computer or other
device (p. 27). This is not a malfunction.
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.
Change the sound to 2ch when creating a

disc using the supplied software "PMB."
Record sound with [AUDIO MODE] set to

[2ch STEREO] (p. 62).
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