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Saturday, 29 May 2010 23:48

Help Fixing A Sony Digital 8 Tape

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I desperately need your help fixing a Sony Digital 8 tape.  Something jammed, and the tape didn't continue on it's normal path, so I got an error code on the camera.  I was able to eject the tape, and re-roll the extra tape back into the cassette.  Now, it won't play.  I get a Sony Error Code of C:31:23, and I tried the different things on the online forums.  Nothing worked.

I have reason to believe that the problem is with the tape itself, and not my camera since other tapes work fine.  Now, I just need help fixing the tape.  I believe that something on the tape itself has to be reset or re-spooled.  I just don't know how to do it.

Any help you can provide would be appreciated.  I will be seeing if Cal's Camera in Costa Mesa can fix it on Wednesday.

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