Stange eject issue.

When it comes to a Betacam, the child lights up with joy upon seeing it work again.

That Camera has to be heavy to lug around everywhere . I'm glad you fixed that camera I seen the other video where you fix the batteries and the footage you shot for video was super good quality even by today standards .I didn't Know component video looked so good on analog video .

Man you have more balls than I do takeing that thing apart. And such small parts as well and I thought takeing parts of my 400 cd changer apart was bad. Even watching your vid on your 200 and a few others on those I did not touche it for days thinking I could not do it or would screw it up. I worked on bsr changers in the pass and those are easy. I can fix those in no time really. Had a duel 1219 that I could not fix as switch to stacker or one play did not work. The tone arm is to lift up and down and did not I think the tabs inside the tonearm were broke. I should have sent that deck out to get fixed by the duel guy here in the states that work on them. Or maybe could have trade mine for a fixed one. Mine had the rare window lid cover and the fold down cab where you store stuff. Had the rare 45 stacker and lp stacker to the one lp play and 45 one to. And came with two carts for the tonearm. I even buffed the platter to a chrome look this is before knowing about the tone arm lol. It looked really nice but looks dont make it work lol. Nice job on fixing the cam tho.

The BVW-75 studio deck does indeed have CONFI heads to check the recording is working, but that mode doesn't produce a good  picture, it usually has some amount on interference on the image. I was told by one of the engineers that Sony provided that mode just to quickly check a recording is being made correctly, it was not intended to check the recording quality in the same way as a three head audio tape deck.

Excellent! Now, everyone with that or similar pro canera that watches this video will call you for service . 😮😊

That is an unusual looking motor. As in, first it's very tiny for such an old machine. But it's also built in an open construction unlike most small brush motors are.

no wonder you didn't talk much whilst taking it apart (and did a voice-over instead), all those tiny components, cables and connectors 😮

Wow...fantastic. Now for the problem with the audio?

I’m surprised you don’t have full sized Hdv I use it once in a while to keep older projects I did on my Mac