JVC MDV60ME10P Mini DV Tape (10 Pack)

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Product Description:

Record professional-looking video onto these high-quality JVC MiniDV camcorder tapes. Each tape records up to 60 minutes in SP mode and 90 minutes in EP mode. With two to a package, you're ready to go.
Product Details
  • Feature:
  • 10-pack of DV tapes
  • 60 minutes recording time
  • ME Tape Technology w/ ultra fine cobalt coating
  • Delivers as much as 520 lines of horizontal resolution
  • 3.4 times better color, and better sound quality than Compact Discs
  • Binding: Electronics
  • Brand: JVC
  • ClothingSize: 60min
  • EAN: 0046838007347
  • IsAutographed: 0
  • IsMemorabilia: 0
  • Label: JVC
  • Manufacturer: JVC
  • MediaType: Mini DV tape
  • Model: MDV60ME10P
  • MPN: MDV60ME10P
  • PackageQuantity: 1
  • ProductGroup: CE
  • ProductTypeName: BLANK_MEDIA
  • Publisher: JVC
  • RemovableStorage: Mini DV tape
  • Size: 60min
  • Studio: JVC
  • UPC: 046838013942

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Customer Reviews

Great deal!2009-12-12
Great deal on these tapes and I received them a couple of days after ordering.
Won't let you Down2009-10-27


I bought these tapes to use filming interviews for the oral history project of
Indialantic, Florida, a small coastal town on the Space Coast. They are reliable
and the quality is good.
Flawless Performance2009-03-04
I have had no trouble with these tapes in my JVC camcorder and I'll order more in the future.
Good Deal2009-01-07
This is the third time I've ordered a ten pack of JVC MiniDV tapes, and they've always worked great for me. The packaging is always a bit unique, as once I actually got a 10 pack, once 10 individually wrapped tapes, and this time I got three 3 packs and a single, but it still works! This is also a great deal versus buying them individually at retail.
Good inexpensive tapes2008-12-16
I use these tapes in my JVC HD110 with a DTE Focus enhancement drive recording 720p HDV. The tapes are a backup and are for archive. In the situations where it was too hot for the DTE drive these tapes where my only source that would record in 115'f+ days. I would find maybe 1 drop out every two tapes, audio and video seemed on par with the digital data I would get from the DTE drive. So for most purposes I'm sold on these tapes. If you were you shooting your own project or a higher paying gig I would move up to the ProHD JVC tapes for $9 a piece, but for general use and lowering paying gigs, these tapes are perfectly fine.

I also would NOT mix Sony and JVC tapes. It still seems to be true the lubricants in the tapes between brands do no like each and react with each other on your recording heads and you will get a "Dirty head, use clean tape" message in any camcorder if you mix brands a lot. With these tapes, I clean my heads perhaps every 100+ tapes. If I mix Sony and JVC, I have to clean after maybe 20 tapes or less. So stick with 1 brand if you can, and definatly ALWAYS have a newer tape cleaner tape in your bag for just in case situations.
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