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I have just completed a project and have 3 minidv tapes I have edited from.

I thought I would use them again .
Do you suggest I record over them blind before I do or just record straight over the top of existing copy.

Also a silly question ,when completing my project I noticed on capturing video occassional clips were captured with dropped frames. This did`nt seem to cause much problem but I wondered where the problem came from , software,camera or computer hardware.
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Premiere 6.00
I have just completed a project and have 3 minidv tapes I have edited from.

I thought I would use them again .
Do you suggest I record over them blind before I do or just record straight over the top of existing copy.
I fit into the group of people who are of the mind that it is best to simply use a new tape and not reuse the original in case you ever need it again.

Once in a while I dig out an old tape to reuse some footage on it or to re-open an old project for tweaking and need to recapture footage.

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Also a silly question ,when completing my project I noticed on capturing video occassional clips were captured with dropped frames. This did`nt seem to cause much problem but I wondered where the problem came from , software,camera or computer hardware.
Thank you
Mick
Could be any or all of the above really.
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