JVC GZ-HM200 60i Motion Test

Motion Test with the JVC GZ-HM200 camcorder. Our full review of the HM200 is available here: http://bit.ly/xbGjl

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• JVC
• Everio
• GZ
• HM200
• 60i
• Motion
• Camcorder
• Camcorderinfo
• Camcorderinfo.com

[8ballsblack]

or upload to pc direct from the cam then colour correct to taste then convert to a 2 pass vbr H,264 format and bingo even better online picture but only if you dont use youtube cause they havent figgered out how good the H.264 codec is and u cant use it on youtube

[curtismichael14]

its actually 60p

[365geeks]

LMAO @ popcornmysan!!! "and if you've stolen the camera (as I think you have)" awesome!!!!

[popcornmysan]

aiirmaan335: one way to solve your problem is to read the manual, and if you've stolen the camera (as I think you have) just download the manual from JVC's site...

[fullyflaredsk8er]

how do you get this quality?

[aiirmaan335]

how do you get this good quality i have just bought the same and i dont know how to use it

[Sedudon]

this may be late but anyway.. you need to make sure that when you edit your video and export it with your software you choose an hd resolution of your vid this is either 720p (res. 1280x720) or 1080p (full hd res. 1920x1080 pixels) then you'll most likely have an hd button : )

[Scottstimo]

Rumor has it that you have to put the file on your computer and then upload it.

[guns511]

Some times it can take a day or two for the HD function to appear and to fully work on a video.

[EvanJello]

It worked! Thanks alot :)