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Re: [AV Media Matters] Digitizing Audio and Video
As with videotape, you needn't worry so long as the tapes
are wound off carefully (I do it at slow speed), and not too
tightly, but so you get a nice "flat wind". This info came
from a man who worked for 3M for many years and knows
analog tape as well as anyone living.
Doug Pomeroy pomeroyaudio@att.net
Audio Restoration & Remastering Services
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>From: Mary Larson <malarson@unr.edu>
>To: AV Media Matters <AV-Media-Matters@topica.com>
>Subject: Re: [AV Media Matters] Digitizing Audio and Video
>Date: Mon, Jun 2, 2003, 11:15 PM
>
> What is the date after which you wouldn't need to worry about that
with
> audio tapes? (Or are you saying that if the tapes are packed properly
> and stored in a climate controlled environment that you wouldn't need
to
> worry then?)
> Cheers -
> Mary Larson
> University of Nevada Oral History Program
>
> Doug Pomeroy wrote:
>>
>> Same applies to audio tapes, contrary to
>> what we have been saying for years.
>>
>> Doug Pomeroy pomeroyaudio@att.net
>> Audio Restoration & Remastering Services
>
>
>
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