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The quickest way to tell VHS, VHS-C, Hi8 and MiniDV apart is size: VHS is the big one, VHS-C is a smaller, chunky cassette, Hi8 is about the size of an audio cassette, and MiniDV is the smallest of all. The good news is that you don't have to be...
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Digitise anything personal first, then recycle the tapes through your local council's household waste recycling centre and take old players or camcorders to an electricals recycling point. Once a tape is gone, so is the footage, so the order matters.
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