Capturing many Hi8/D8-Tapes of different types/brands: best order?

[Waver]

Hello,
a family member brought to me a lot of tapes, connected with the wish to capture them.
As far as I know, one should capture one type of tape after another (and do head cleaning between the types).
I want to avoid problems with my TRV330E-camcorder (better: do the most critical tapes at last), but on some tapes there's no hint which kind they are.
After going through all that stuff, thats the summary (in brackets the amount):

1-TDK D8 (17)
2-Sony D8 (16)
3-TDK MP Hi8 (14)
4-Sony MP Hi8 (7)
5-Sony HMP Hi8 (4)
6-Fuji D8 (3)
7-TDK Metal E-HG (2)
8-Fuji ME Hi8 (1)
9-Fuji Super HG (1)
10-Konica SuperMP Hi8 (1)
11-Maxell XR Metal (1)

Any suggestions how to go best through all that stuff, what seems to be most critical?
Thanks in advance.

[dellsam34]

I don't think the order matters and frankly no one really keeps tabs of what is bad and what is not, A tape that works for you may not work for someone else, It is based on storage condition.

[Sharc]

I would capture the tapes in groups of the same brand/type, because the capture settings (and later the post processing) may be specific for a particular brand. Hence you may have to do less re-adjustments than if you swap and capture the brands at random.

[dellsam34]

The adjustments are related to the type of camcorder, the shooting conditions and camera setting, it has nothing to do with the tape brand.