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>Date: Wed, 13 Jan 2010 08:30:35 -0600
>Subject: RE: #9316 Repair of broken video tape
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I take mine to a small recording studio in town. They have the old equipment and
charge me $10-a bargain for irreplaceable tapes. I'm sure there are similar
studios all over.
Susan Gehrlein
University of North Texas
Director, Language Lab
1155 Union Circle #311127
Denton, TX 76203-5017
940-565-2585
940-565-2581 (fax)
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Subject: #9316 Repair of broken video tape
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Dear LLTIers,
A former colleague asked the following. I am stumped - a condition more usual
than not these days - but thought others in our field might know.
Though we are in the Boston area, I think that the tape could be sent out
elsewhere if need be.
My colleague asks: "I have a quick question. Do you know of a place that
repairs broken video tapes? We have a very special family tape where the end of
the tape has been detached from the reel."
Thanks,
Ed
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