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Re: #9316.2 (!) Repair of broken video tape
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Wed, 13 Jan 2010 10:56:18 -0500
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All I can say is that the repair can be done. A broken tape can't be spliced but
kits used to exist (no idea where the one I used to know about might be now)
which would hold the case open  for you and all the parts in place while you did
the job. The best bet would be a local photo shop, I would guess. 

Judy

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