JVC everio HDD Problems while mounted on motorcycle
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RE: JVC everio HDD Problems while mounted on motorcycle
On a second note...if anyone on here cared to do their research...hell 5 minutes on google would show more than enough users having a low temp problem with this camera...
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RE: JVC everio HDD Problems while mounted on motorcycle
And on a third note...from the sportbikecam.com site (they make mounts):
Q. Will DVD or Harddisk camcorders work?
A. DVD and Harddisk cameras will not work because the vibration from the motorcycle effects the spinning disc in the camcorder.
Q. Will DVD or Harddisk camcorders work?
A. DVD and Harddisk cameras will not work because the vibration from the motorcycle effects the spinning disc in the camcorder.
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RE: JVC everio HDD Problems while mounted on motorcycle
ORIGINAL: Nauree
+1 on the bull**** excuse. What do the people who overclock with liquid nitrogen do? A SDcard will do the trick since theres no moving parts inside.
ORIGINAL: PlayfulGod
WTFH???
its the vibrations. Smack the side of your PC real hard n see if it doesnt lock up.
ORIGINAL: lonewolfcbr
It's not the vibration...its a failsafe. Harddrives have metal components...which will contract under extreme cooling(flying down the road)...so if your camera drops below operating temp...it shuts off...also...ever notice how when something in a room...runs below room temp...it gets condensation on it? You DONT want that in your camera...failsafes...thats all
It's not the vibration...its a failsafe. Harddrives have metal components...which will contract under extreme cooling(flying down the road)...so if your camera drops below operating temp...it shuts off...also...ever notice how when something in a room...runs below room temp...it gets condensation on it? You DONT want that in your camera...failsafes...thats all
its the vibrations. Smack the side of your PC real hard n see if it doesnt lock up.
Original poster...good luck with the SD card...if the temp sensor trips only in HDD mode then you should be fine
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RE: JVC everio HDD Problems while mounted on motorcycle
I am not sure who posted about doing research on Google, but I did. I hear people are having problems with there HDD cameras without SD cards. Apparently the SD card should circumvent the vibration isssue. However, I am not certain whether it is a vibration issue or a temperature issue. The temperature issue seems to only happen when I am riding. I can pull over restart the camera and I have no issue, but as soon as I start to ride I get a temperature issue 1/2 the time and a hard disk problem the other 1/2. Still waiting on the SD card but I pray that will alleviate the problem. Thank you for all the help, always love this forum.
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RE: JVC everio HDD Problems while mounted on motorcycle
954Andy...good job...google is always your friend...i think...lol....but the temp problem...not hdd related...the hdd problem...well do this...try running the camera...recording in your house or something...and shake it....see if you can replicate the hdd problem
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RE: JVC everio HDD Problems while mounted on motorcycle
ORIGINAL: lonewolfcbr
954Andy...good job...google is always your friend...i think...lol....but the temp problem...not hdd related...the hdd problem...well do this...try running the camera...recording in your house or something...and shake it....see if you can replicate the hdd problem
954Andy...good job...google is always your friend...i think...lol....but the temp problem...not hdd related...the hdd problem...well do this...try running the camera...recording in your house or something...and shake it....see if you can replicate the hdd problem
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