MiniDV Tapes

MiniDV can trace its origin to the introduction of the Digital Video (DV) format in 1995 by leading camera makers Panasonic, Sony, JVC, Philips, Sanyo, Hitachi , Sharp, Thomson, Mitsubishi, and Toshiba. Eventually spawning a number of variants, most video enthusiasts are familiar with the MiniDV format for its wide industry support and high picture quality and sound. In addition, many MiniDV camcorders come equipped with a Firewire connection, providing easy transfer of video to a computer for editing, uploading, and burning to disc.

A fraction of the size of regular DV tapes, MiniDV brought unprecedented portability to video recording. The compact size of the MiniDV cassette provides easily accessible video and sound recording for personal and semi-professional videographers. SuperMediaStore carries blank MiniDV cassettes individually or in multipacks for greater value, with recording times ranging between 60 and 83 minutes.