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After use, before storing the cassette, be sure to rewind the tape to the beginning.

Also be aware that if you leave the cassette in the camcorder or leave it out of the camcorder, but wound through the middle or more, for more than 6 months (depending on storage conditions), the tape may sag and deteriorate.

Once every 6 months, you should rewind the cassette forward to the end and back again to the beginning. If you leave the cassette for a year or more without rewinding, the film may be damaged due to expansion or contraction caused by changes in temperature and humidity.

The film in the roll may stick together.

Dust, direct sunlight (UV) and humidity can damage the film. Using such a film may cause damage to the camcorder and heads.

After finishing work, do not forget to rewind the film to the beginning and put the cassette in a case that protects it from dust.

Store the cassette upright.

Keep the cassette away from strong magnetic fields.

Use the switch on the cassettes to prevent accidental erasure.

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