On Jan 19, 2005, at 2:18 PM, Richard Starr wrote:
Has anyone heard of baking Hi8 tape the way they do old audio tape for this sort
of thing?
A web search led to lots of audio tape suggestions, but none for more recent
video tapes in cassettes.
If by 'baking' you mean fast forwarding to the end, then rewinding to get it to run more smoothly, yes, any tape-based system will benefit from that,e specially if it's sat for a long time.
If not, try that. That's an old old videotape trick (as in 2" reel-to-reel video tape 'old' trick)
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