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Of course, hailing from the old days of video and audio tape I am well versed in
the science of cassette repair. In fact I have never had to send a damaged
cassette tape out for a repair I could not myself effect. Were I to require
assistance, however, I would contact The Camera Company at
http://www.cameraco.com/category-s/332.htm

Good luck,

Mark

John Mark Sanford
Coordinator, Media Services
Center for Language Study 
Yale University
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Fax. (203) 432-4485
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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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