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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Sony
Clothing Size: Cleaning tape
EAN: 0027242554672
Feature: Cleans Mini DV camcorder and VCR heads
Item Dimensions: 2003004100
Label: Sony
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Manufacturer: Sony
Model: DVM12CLD
MPN: DVM12CLD
Publisher: Sony
Size: Cleaning tape
Studio: Sony
Features:- Cleans Mini DV camcorder and VCR heads
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Editorial Review:
Product Description:
Improve the quality of your MiniDV with the DVM12CLD Cleaning Cassette. Keep the heads of your Mini DV camcorder clean for picture-perfect performance! Just insert the DVM-12CL cleaning cassette, and play for about 10 seconds.
Average Rating: 
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They say run it for 10 secs. Not so. 30 secs at least. Perhaps twice.
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My video camera indicated that I could not record anymore due to dirty heads. So I bought this, popped it in, ran it 10 seconds, and it still said i had dirty heads. I ran it again for 10 more seconds, and then I recorded with it in for 10 seconds (that's before I read the instructions where it says that you should NOT record with it), and now my camera works fine....
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I have used many brands of products and always choose SONY if there is a choice. I recommend this head cleaning tape.
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While moving I found my Sony Mini DV camcorder tucked away in the attic. It hadn't been used for about 3-4 years, and when I tried to play or record video, horizontal lines were all over the screen. The camera's manual recommended I purchase this exact head cleaner to troubleshoot my problem. Running this cassette for 10 seconds in my camera fixed everything. Needless to say I'm pleased.
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My Sony PD150 was eating tapes, especially when scanning rw or ff. I was dreading taking it in to have the tape transport serviced, and thought I would at least try to see if a cleaning tape would help. (Some video engineers who are friends of mine made the suggestion) I don't know what was in there or how the cleaning tape did it, but I have run 4 different tapes head-to-tail through the camera, and have also done some recording/scanning without any problems. Sofar, at least, it looks like this cleaning tape has saved me a lot of hassle and money.
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