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X-Brian
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Dec 8, 2003, 12:12 AM

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I have a JVC camcorder and on the back of it is a hole that says Jlip. What is this for?
Brian

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Dec 8, 2003, 9:07 AM

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: I have a JVC camcorder and on the back of it is a hole that says Jlip. What is this for?
JLIP is a proprietary JVC deck control protocol, similar to Sony's Control L (or LANC). It's used to let an editing controller talk to one or more decks or camcorders, and control them for video editing. Because it is proprietary, the only devices that use it are also made by JVC, most notably their "Edit Desk" components.
For video shooting purposes, you can ignore that jack.
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Doug Graham

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Feb 4, 2004, 6:56 PM

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: I have a JVC camcorder and on the back of it is a hole that says Jlip. What is this for?
: Brian
The JLIP terminal is where you hook-up the JLIP cable that is provided with your camcorder. It allows you to download from your camcorder to your pc using serial connection. You can download the softwares (JLIP Video Capture/Producer) at http://www.jvc.com/custrel/index.jsp