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Posted by Richard Crowley on 06/18/06 19:41
"Gary Eickmeier" wrote ...
> You wouldn't trust theirs; my camera wouldn't even play tapes recorded
> on it from before the repair. They did not use any standard alignment
> tape. They just whammed a new head drum in and sent it back.
That could also be a prime symptom that your other
equipment is also out of standard interchange adjustment.
As long as all your camcorder agree with each other, you
are fine, but if they are out of standard interchange you will
not be able to read/write on machines that are adjusted to
the standard.
> Well, that's why we're using the cameras that do offer it.
IMHO, using LP is just asking for trouble. Good luck.
> I am in Lakeland, Florida, population 80,000 or so. Went to St. Pete
> this last time, and encountered morons.
What about Orlando? With all those theme parks and
studios, there must be some competent equipment
repair people around there somewhere? Where do
they send their stuff?
> See, the tracking isn't necessarily the problem. The video plays just
> fine. It is the audio dropouts that I am asking about. How can it play
> and track the video without also tracking the audio? Does anyone know
> the answer to this?
Google returned 793 hits in English for: dv audio-dropouts
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