Toshiba Gigashot GSC - K40HE HD - playback of MP4 files

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  I just bought the Toshiba Gigashot GSC-A40FE.
  When you first start, I put the time and date on the camcorder and after I was finished I get the error message 'error' (004)
  So I tried to restart the camera but I get the same error every time. Can someone help me with this error?

  Best looks and thanks in advance for your answers

  Julian

  Hello

  Have you tried to update the firmware?

  You can find the latest update on the European driver Toshiba page;

  Choose: Options-> Digital Imaging-> Digital video cameras-> Gigashot a series

  You will find the update of the firmware (1.15 at that time) and the Quick Start Guide.

  See you soon

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• Toshiba Gigashot K40HE - Firmware - in Dutch

  Hello

  I buy the Toshiba Gigashot GSC-K40HE last year and seen on the Toshiba site there will be an update of the firmware that is, including the Dutch language. He would be ready to start this year, February I think it was.

  I can't find the place where it was, and I wonder if there is already this update...
  Please can someone say something about this?

  Best looks and thanks in advance for your answers

  Björn

  Hello

  The one and true place for firmware update can be found on the European driver Toshiba page.
  Here, you have to choose:

  Options->-> digital video cameras to digital imaging-> Gigashot K series

  It looks like he's on 07/01/08 and at this time it s a version 1.09

• Toshiba Gigashot K40 - delay on the sound

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  I have a K40 Gigashot camcorder
  The file on a hard disk, 1280x720p .mp4
  When I copy the file on my computer and play the video, it is very slow with a delay on the sound.
  I tested on 3 computers and it's the same thing

  Can you help me please?

  And can you tell me if Toshiba Gigashot K40 firmware update?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Have you tried different players?

  I've got a camcorder manufacturer, anthers and had a similar problem.
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  I now use the Nero player with a digital extension. He plays very well. I also crazy good experience with the VLC media player.

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  A couple of weeks, I bought this TV and I could play via USB or DLNA .mp4 files. But for these past few days, whenever I try to play .mp4 files, they do not play correctly. They get stuck between the two - I mean the video stops and plays automatically. This happens every time, no matter I'm playing with USB and DLNA.

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  No idea why this problem with playback of the .mp4 files?

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  D

  > I have reset the TV, but still it did not work. He has yet to play mp4 files

  Have you done this correctly?
  I mean that you need to rest at default settings. In this case all the options that have been changed, could be the default value.
  To do this, go to:
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  When authorities set turn it back on, the Quick Setup is displayed. Press OK to move the Setup program and perform an auto tune.

  In addition the user guide provides a list of supported formats (page 93) Media Player
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  _Music_ mp4 files are supported.
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  Y at - it all plug Inns by what mp4 file can be read by window media player.could someone help me in this problem?

  Hello

  Windows Media Player does not support playback of the .mp4 file format. You can reproduce .mp4 media files in Windows Media Player when you install the decoders compatible DirectShow MPEG-4 packs. For more information, see this Microsoft KB article.

  Information on the types of media files that supports Windows Media Player

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  Package of Installation of codec

  http://www.Microsoft.com/en-US/Download/details.aspx?ID=507

  Step 2:

  Also, try searching the Internet. Often, you can go to the codec manufacturer's Web site to download the latest version of a codec.

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