I have a JVC Hard Drive Camcorder and you can reformat. It is in the menu system. I have to dig my camcorder to confirm out but if I recall correctly:
you select the reformat option, a menu comes up asking are you sure, you select yes and it will do the deed for you. It may not solve the problem. It is worth a try. When you are ready let me know, hit me up with your required specs and we'll go virtual shopping. Gena http://createvideonotebook.blogspot.com http://outonthestoop.blogspot.com/ --- In [email protected], "Marguerita" <marguerita.mcma...@...> wrote: > > Thanks Dave, Tom & Gena! > > I suspected that it might be a hard drive/memory card issue. > > I kept saying to myself "include the camera specs in the request for help" > but then I forgot to do that! > > I am using a JVC Everio HDD (60 gig) that also has a 2 gig SD card, but I've > never even come close to filling up the hard drive and the video is set to go > to the hard drive, not the card. > > What I fear is that someone is going to say "re-format the hard drive" and I > would have no idea how to do that. > > I guess I will live with it until I can upgrade cameras, which I am > considering doing. I tried various Google searches and searching the > archives here and didn't find anything that seemed to relate to my issue. I > am watching the discussions here about cameras closely, and I checked out > Gena's blog for her equipment reviews :) > > Thanks always for your thoughts and advice! > > Marguerita > > --- In [email protected], "Marguerita" <marguerita.mcmanus@> > wrote: > > > > Hi, I am experiencing something that I am calling pixellation on my camera > > as it records .... >
