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  1. Hi everyone
    I have just brought a second hand JVC HR-S8700EK S-VHS Video Recorder for doing some video transfer and the colour and quality is fantastic.
    This problem is I keep getting what appear to be random black lines appearing.

    Has anyone else had this problem?

    Any help is much appreciated


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    If they're single lines streaking away from high contrast edges in the picture, they're due to head wear - either on the original record deck, or on this playback deck.

    Otherwise, no idea.

    (your image isn't showing here). EDIT: now it is! Yes, worn heads.

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    The deck may be damaged.
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    First impression is worn heads to me as well. Would look at replacing these and if it's worth it for you.






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    Worn heads would essentially be damage. Must replace worn heads.
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    Originally Posted by lordsmurf View Post
    Worn heads would essentially be damage. Must replace worn heads.
    ...but it's a bit late for that if the worn heads were on the record machine.

    If they're on the playback machine, then I wonder if it isn't cheaper to get another one.

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