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Question: IS that work  with my  panasonic vs70  s-vhs-c movie camera
Document: Cleaned the heads of my Panasonic GS250. I had previously tried a brush cassette from Radio Shack that did not work.
wrong tape cleaner  this is digiral  my camera is a vhs,i needed a different type cleaner,  i cant find anywhere
It works really well. perfectly actually. My camera was having problems with playing tapes, told me to clean heads many times and I tried another brand and that didn't work, almost sent it in for repair. Ran this tape for 10 seconds, works great. Less dropouts then when I first bought the camera!
I still use my DV Camcorder movie camera, event though I learning how to use memory card camcorders, I can see the difference between the two, just yet, but this cleaner tape for DV camcorder. If it works don't fix it.
The Panasonic Cleaning Tape was the best buy being offered and did a great job cleaning the dirty heads on my old camera!
Purchased on advice of Panasonic rep to fix video camera. Didn't fix camera but assume it at least cleaned the head for whenever camera is fixed.
My camera had artifacts during playback so I ordered this tape since I have a Panasonic camera. After running the tape for the instructed 10 seconds the playback of my home movies was fixed.I would recommend this to anyone that has a Panasonic Mini DV camera.
My Canon XL1 had developed a serious case of digital tiling on playback (and I assume on record too), indicating a dirty head. Since I have always used Panasonic tapes (which also manufactures the Canon-branded tapes) in this camera, I chose to get the same brand of cleaner. One short pass with this cleaner, and BOOM! everything was back to normal. Well done!
When you are looking for a cleaning cassette for your camera, I have found it is best to use one that is made by a reputable company. I bought a Panasonic brand cleaner for my Panasonic MiniDV and a JVC cleaner for my JVC MiniDV. I almost bought a "off-brand" cleaner (or at least a brand I had never heard of) at a store that sounds like "Video Hack". Luckily there was an opened item and upon examining it, I saw it consisted of a "feathery" brush in a DVC housing.
I recently acquired a used Panasonic mini-DV camcorder and purchased a new battery, videotapes,and this cleaning tape. Upon using the videocam to capture a short video of my granddaughter with some fenced-in farm animals, the videocam displayed an error message that the video head was dirty. After returning home, I inserted the cleaning tape, ran it for 10 seconds, and it worked like a charm. The video head was cleaned and the camera was back to normal. Great product!
Answer: I have a sony video camera.  If you use the 8mm tapes-same size as this cassette, you can use the tape head cleaner.  It works if you have mildly dirty heads.  But if the heads are worn, the tape wil not work and the heads must be repaired.  I purchase the head cleaner as a cheaper alternative to repair.  It seems to have worked for me.  It saved me a lot of money.