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July 28th 03, 02:35 AM
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 Strange result when recording over a previously-recorded tape with a Panasonic DV cam Hi all, I have a Panasonic DV-30 camera, and recently recorded over an old recording I'd made, since I didn't want what was already on the tape. Previously I've only used blank tapes, so perhaps that explains the result I've encountered... Basically, on reviewing the recording I see the OLD content of the tape with the new content laid over the top - but interlaced horizontally with about 80 pixels per recording, alternating, as follows... OLDOLDOLDOLDOLDOLD NEWNEWNEWNEWNEW OLDOLDOLDOLDOLDOLD NEWNEWNEWNEWNEW OLDOLDOLDOLDOLDOLD NEWNEWNEWNEWNEW OLDOLDOLDOLDOLDOLD NEWNEWNEWNEWNEW Has anyone seen this before ? I'd love to be able to recover the video I've recorded, but at the very least I'd like an explanation so that I don't do it again... Thanks, Peter   |
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July 29th 03, 03:48 PM
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| Strange result when recording over a previously-recorded tapewith a Panasonic DV cam "Peter Skipworth" wrote: Basically, on reviewing the recording I see the OLD content of the tape with the new content laid over the top - but interlaced horizontally with about 80 pixels per recording, alternating, as follows... OLDOLDOLDOLDOLDOLD NEWNEWNEWNEWNEW OLDOLDOLDOLDOLDOLD NEWNEWNEWNEWNEW OLDOLDOLDOLDOLDOLD NEWNEWNEWNEWNEW OLDOLDOLDOLDOLDOLD NEWNEWNEWNEWNEW Has anyone seen this before ? I'd love to be able to recover the video I've recorded, but at the very least I'd like an explanation so that I don't do it again... Looks like you have a partial head clog or failure. A head cleaning tape will probably fix it. If not it may need the head replaced. There's no way of recovering your recording unfortunately. Darcy O¹Bree Digital Media Studios Manager Staffordshire University http://www.staffs.ac.uk/directory/vi...person_id=1320 http://www.staffs.ac.uk/vrtour/stoke/media/ |
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