Comments on: JVC Everio GZMC500 5MP 3CCD 4GB Microdrive Camcorder w/10x Optical Zoom

By: Big Tiger

Big Tiger — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 20:34:30 +0000

Review: I’m not at work on a Mac and this product with her. The customer support has told me that was the first software for the Mac on the record. When I called again they told me that I called to purchase a product capty that you do not like any other normal product was this kind of test. I spoke with a supervisor and the answer I got was, “OK” … Ok .. . You can confirm that capty does not work. In addition, Canon, compared to the large production equipment, the photo I have with this camera are mediocre and the autofocus is poor. Never again will I buy a JVC product . Rating: 1 / 5

By: Alphadog

Alphadog — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 19:31:17 +0000

Review: Why are there no negative reviews available? Everything that I listen to that file extensions and audio / video formats are not compatible with most video editing software and I am not afraid. I’ve been waiting for years for these companies can come up with something like this, and they still are not complicated for the consumer. You guys (Sony, JVC, Microsoft, etc. … And YES!) Have to agree on a standard, or even people like me will continue to refuse your “stuff” buy “(and it) is nice and share. It’s ridiculous I had to find out the hard way about the difficulties in dealing with the various formats, with thousands of dollars on equipment. No more! Fair warning to “nubes” out there who want to get into it. And, by – the-art, the other guests at these places real people? or they are paid to give “fair” ratings of these things. They sound suspiciously like they know too much what they are for review, we are seriously on their advice take. I am a real person, not put up with products that are “milking the patents.” Give us what we want and stop spoon feeding the technology to us! (I’ll be really surprised if my review one makes public appearance. If it fails, then my suspicion is well founded.) Rating: 1 / 5

By: F. Beltrame

F. Beltrame — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 19:03:58 +0000

Review: 1-Not the greatest in low-Terrible Licht.2 camera (grainy / poor quality … A sub $ 200 camera can do much better) 4-can (not the best software is not wide-format) 5-No Firewire6 -No Remote7-A MiniDV camera so it can better serve machenPro :1-Small (tiny) 2-Cool Easy-to-Spielzeug3 Rating: 2 / 5

By: Gunnar Kossatz

Gunnar Kossatz — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 16:46:09 +0000

Review: I agree with the many other users who have the “Condensation, operation paused” defect on their JVC GR-xxxx experienced. Despite numerous others reporting this problem, says the JVC not a recognized problem. I disagree – it’s detected a problem, but your problem, not theirs. Rating: 1 / 5

By: Carlos 'Catel'

Carlos 'Catel' — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 15:46:41 +0000

Review: An all-star reviews on this camera come with Mac users. It’s ridiculous how much they stink out of nothing to make, for example: 1 – “Why has JVC uses USB 2nd 0 instead of Firewire, oh why?”. Well, USB-2. 0 is more common than Firewire, especially if you live like the rest of most people outside the “Mac bubble.” USB-2. 0 is actually 480 Mbps speed, and FireWire 400 Mb / s!. Therefore, the choice was clear, and JVC law went with the more common interface: USB 2 02. – “Hello, may I MacOS X does not play the video files produced by this camera, oh the horror.” Answer: Maybe you should write to your spiritual cult leader Steve Jobs and tell him the damn buggy quicktime player fix!. Like some other reviewers have proved that the generated files can be played on both Windows and Linux using the open source media player MPlayer!. Perhaps if Mac users had a hint of that, they would dump VideoLAN, and Quicktime player also Mac OS X www dot videolan dot org, which is no problem playing any files on Windows, Linux and Mac.3. “I can not be processed, the video files on my Mac, oh the horror.” Answer: someone who uses a Mac also said he successfully used on the Mac, Final Cut Pro to edit files generated by this camera. Get a clue.4. “Why JVC has selected MPEG2 instead of DV?. Answer: sheesh, read the information before you buy it. Nowhere JVC is advertising this as a “DV camera”. It is an MPEG2 camera and that makes it a beauty!. MPEG2 is the format on DVD and you can order a DVD disc from your Everio camcorder files with drag and drop into any DVD authoring application without the need for recoding!. I give this camera five stars, based on what it promises. (If you buy a Mac cult member, only white cheesy hardware from the Church in Cupertino). Rating: 5 / 5