Digitech DV136-Kliver Digital Video Camera
CROC
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frim_qui_mousse Posted messages 19 Status Member -
frim_qui_mousse Posted messages 19 Status Member -
Hello,
I was given this camera. With the SD card, when I turn it on it says FULL; I installed the CD on the PC, but I cannot access the card to format it for example. I get the message "Unable to satisfy the request due to an I/O device error."
Also, when I double click on the "PC camera" icon that I installed on the desktop, I get the message "CANNOT CONNECT TO DEVICE."
Is there a procedure to follow "in order" that I might not have respected? Thank you for your help!!Configuration: Windows XP Internet Explorer 6.0
I was given this camera. With the SD card, when I turn it on it says FULL; I installed the CD on the PC, but I cannot access the card to format it for example. I get the message "Unable to satisfy the request due to an I/O device error."
Also, when I double click on the "PC camera" icon that I installed on the desktop, I get the message "CANNOT CONNECT TO DEVICE."
Is there a procedure to follow "in order" that I might not have respected? Thank you for your help!!Configuration: Windows XP Internet Explorer 6.0
15 answers
Hi,
I have the same issue as you, it says full on the camera screen and I can't take a photo or make a video!!!
I tried to format it from the camera, from the PC, nothing works. This thing is really a gadget. Too bad. If you find the solution, I’m interested.
I have the same issue as you, it says full on the camera screen and I can't take a photo or make a video!!!
I tried to format it from the camera, from the PC, nothing works. This thing is really a gadget. Too bad. If you find the solution, I’m interested.
I’m also interested, I got this DVD through Bruneau with the Integral 1GB SD card that they were offering as a promotion.
And I have exactly the same problem, maybe the SD card is not compatible after all, I don’t have another card to test.
I will try to call Bruneau on Monday, maybe they will know.
And I have exactly the same problem, maybe the SD card is not compatible after all, I don’t have another card to test.
I will try to call Bruneau on Monday, maybe they will know.
To make an SD card work on the DV136 camera and no longer have the "full" display, here is the solution I found that works without any issues: You need to go through a complete "formatting" using a digital camera (I formatted it with my Pentax). To erase the card again when it is full, go through the formatting of your digital camera... if you have one! If not, check with a friend who has one.
Alessandro
Alessandro
I managed to get a Kingston SD card to work... No more "full" message!!!
The solution is to never format the card with the computer. Format it with another digital camera (I have a Pentax) and you're good to go! By the way, it seems to me that the documentation for the dv136 specifies that formatting should not be done with a computer.
The solution is to never format the card with the computer. Format it with another digital camera (I have a Pentax) and you're good to go! By the way, it seems to me that the documentation for the dv136 specifies that formatting should not be done with a computer.
Message for CROC, if you have a solution to your problem, it would be nice to share it with me as well, thank you very much.
Dear friends,
I had the same problem (FULL display) with my camera given by Bruneau and the proposed 1GB Integral SD card.
Formatting the card on the computer eliminated the <full> message on the camera, but it still didn't work.
A new card of the same type worked right away.
The card that doesn't work on the DV136 device can still be used in other digital devices.
What do you think?</full>
I had the same problem (FULL display) with my camera given by Bruneau and the proposed 1GB Integral SD card.
Formatting the card on the computer eliminated the <full> message on the camera, but it still didn't work.
A new card of the same type worked right away.
The card that doesn't work on the DV136 device can still be used in other digital devices.
What do you think?</full>
I just received it and I would like to get it working for when I go skiing in February, since I got it for free. But I have the message NO CARD. However, I put a 128 MB SD card in it that works in my parents' digital camera.
Please, those with whom the device works, could you let me know what brand of SD card you have? Thank you.
Please, those with whom the device works, could you let me know what brand of SD card you have? Thank you.
Thank you for taking the time to address this common problem for many.
My 1 GB SD card is a regular type.
I formatted it on the computer... which wasn't supposed to be done, as noted in the manual.
I made sure to format it on a digital device...
What I would like to see resolved is the software opening.
I get the message CAN NOT CONNECT TO DEVICE.
Do you know the steps to follow...
Thank you very much.
Mireio
Watch out for the chocolates.
My 1 GB SD card is a regular type.
I formatted it on the computer... which wasn't supposed to be done, as noted in the manual.
I made sure to format it on a digital device...
What I would like to see resolved is the software opening.
I get the message CAN NOT CONNECT TO DEVICE.
Do you know the steps to follow...
Thank you very much.
Mireio
Watch out for the chocolates.
Comme promis, voici mon expérience.
J'ai acheté une carte SD de 1 Go de SanDisk. Je l'ai déballée et placée dans mon appareil photo.
J'ai allumé l'appareil et pris quelques photos et vidéos.
J'ai connecté l'appareil photo via USB à mon PC. J'ai sélectionné l'appareil photo (connu de mon PC sous le nom de disque USB).
Je suis allé dans le dossier DCIM, j'ai tout sélectionné et déplacé dans un dossier sur mon PC.
J'ai regardé les photos et les vidéos sur mon PC. Elles sont là et peuvent être manipulées. La qualité est médiocre.
En raison du déplacement des photos sur mon PC, la carte SD est de nouveau vide et prête à être utilisée.
Donc, je n'ai rien formaté.
Je pense qu'il est important de prendre une carte SD de 1 Go (pas plus grande).
Je n'ai pas réussi à activer et utiliser le FLASH de l'appareil photo.
Si quelqu'un a la procédure pour activer le flash, je suis toujours preneur.
C'est tout, à bientôt. André.
J'ai acheté une carte SD de 1 Go de SanDisk. Je l'ai déballée et placée dans mon appareil photo.
J'ai allumé l'appareil et pris quelques photos et vidéos.
J'ai connecté l'appareil photo via USB à mon PC. J'ai sélectionné l'appareil photo (connu de mon PC sous le nom de disque USB).
Je suis allé dans le dossier DCIM, j'ai tout sélectionné et déplacé dans un dossier sur mon PC.
J'ai regardé les photos et les vidéos sur mon PC. Elles sont là et peuvent être manipulées. La qualité est médiocre.
En raison du déplacement des photos sur mon PC, la carte SD est de nouveau vide et prête à être utilisée.
Donc, je n'ai rien formaté.
Je pense qu'il est important de prendre une carte SD de 1 Go (pas plus grande).
Je n'ai pas réussi à activer et utiliser le FLASH de l'appareil photo.
Si quelqu'un a la procédure pour activer le flash, je suis toujours preneur.
C'est tout, à bientôt. André.
