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How To Repair A MiniDV Tape (Easy Tutorial 2022) How To Fix & Restore A Damaged Or Split MiniDV Tape

Repairing a Mini DV tape is actually not very difficult at all, once you have the right tools. In many ways, it’s very similar to the VHS tape repair and audio tape repair. Although tapes can become damaged in many different ways, tape breaking is one of the most common types of damage to these miniDV tapes. In this video, I will show how to repair a Mini DV cassette with a damaged or split tape. 1. First, you will need a 1.4mm Phillips Head screwdriver 2. Unscrew the 4 nails in a counterclockwise motion 3. Carefully remove the bottom cover by gently pulling it up 4. Open the inner flap and remove the spools by pulling it up 5. Inspect your film and find the section where it's damaged 6. Use scissors to cut the damaged section 7. Remove the damaged film by cutting it in an angle 8. Get a small piece of tape and connect the 2 ends together 9. You do not have to tape both sides, less friction is better 10. Make sure the tape is not sticking out 11. Scroll the stools so that the tape gets hidden Now lets reassemble everything back together 12. Make sure the card chip is positioned in the slot of the case 13. Make sure the plastic cylinder is positioned in the center of the case 14. Finally make sure the slider is positioned in the slot of the case 15. Reassemble the stools back into the case 16. Make sure the transparent side of the stool is facing upwards 17. Gently put the stools back in its position 18. Rotate the stools to tighten the film 19. Use your pointer finger to pull the inner flap upwards 20. Now with your fingers, pull the entire flap upwards 21. Carefully reassemble the case together 22. You can release your fingers once the case is reassembled 23. Make sure you can see the film through the case 24. Check to see if the film is not damaged 25. You can screw the 4 nails back together in a clockwise motion Congratulations, you've just restored your mini DV film!