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    Originally Posted by filmboss80 View Post
    Originally Posted by Seeker47 View Post
    Weren't recording studio masters (on tape, for LPs, and for CD sources, if that is still the way it's done) pegged at holding a 35 year longevity ?
    I have mentioned climate-controlled archival environments. Also, many studios store their master recordings in excavated salt mines. No joke. Home recording enthusiasts don't have the same resources.

    In trying to preserve/restore warped magnetic sound recordings, there is the last-resort of "baking" the tapes (literally); but this is a job best left to the experts.
    I will confirm at least the baking part is no joke either - some old 60s video content of Led Zeppelin was restored by indeed baking the tapes.
    I hate VHS. I always did.
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  2. Originally Posted by PuzZLeR View Post
    Of course even digital content can be corrupted, but, unless I'm misunderstanding something, isn't that a physical problem?
    Yes. And so is analog degradation when you're talking about recording and storage.
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