Here are some responses from the Video Librarian list archive:
"I have never heard of a way to repair a water damaged video. One they are
warped, they are goners!"
Carol Dunn, Ohio, 15 June 2001
"Depending on the value or 'uniqueness' of the material and how far you want
to go to try and save it, try Vidipax http://www.panix.com/~vidipax/ "
Stephen O'Riordan, Univ. of California San Diego, 18 June 2001
Clears things right up, doesn't it. I personally don't know of any way to
rescue water-damaged video.
Sharon
Sharon Herfurth
Central Texas Library System
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Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2001 6:28 PM
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Subject: water damaged videos
Last Saturday during a heavy rain the ceiling over our video shelf crashed
and about 30 to 40 videos sustained some water damage. Does anyone know how
to dry them or if they can be dried and if they are dried, are they still
playable?
--
Marji Smith, Director
Denise Bortolussi, Head Librarian
Jonestown Community Library
18649 FM 1431, Suite 10A
Jonestown, Texas 78645
512-267-7511
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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