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Hi8

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Hi8
An analog video recording and playback format for camcorders that uses enhanced 8mm videocassettes (metal evaporated or metal particle tape). With 400 lines of horizontal resolution, Hi8 provides superior quality to the original 270-line 8mm format as well as VHS tape. Hi8 cartridge sizes are 30, 60 and 120 minutes. If a Hi8 tape player is not available, the camcorder can be cabled directly to the VCR or TV for large-screen display. See Digital8.
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