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First steps. The family trip. Little League.

Video Tape Transfers

There’s no time like the present to preserve your most important moments and memories for the future. From 1980’s VHS tapes to 8mm movie film, we work with just about every video media out there.

Simply drop your tapes and movie reels off and we’ll magically digitize the contents, then transfer the video footage to USB or DVD for reliable, compact storage and easy viewing on today’s technology. Make as many copies as you’d like, and distribute them freely to share those memories of triumph, humor and happiness caught on camera.

Time keeps marching on, but moments from the past don’t have to be stuck there anymore.


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How it works:
  • Drop off your video tape(s) at our store, or ship them with a trackable carrier.
  • Choose USB drive (editable) and/or playable DVDs.
  • Your memorabilia is cared for by our trained archiving experts, who will treat your materials with the utmost care.
  • We’ll ship back to you, or notify you to pick up in our store.
  • We return all original media to you after the process is complete.

*Video tapes with mold may be sent to an external lab for special processing.

Who else needs a copy?

The best way to share your renewed video and movie footage is by getting family members their very own copy. Additional copies are priced very reasonably. As you’re embarking on your project, think of siblings, cousins, children and grandchildren who may appreciate a copy today (or when they’re grown up).


Formats Accepted:
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VHS
VHS cassettes are 7.4 inches by 4 inches and 1 inch thick with half inch wide tape inside.
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Compact VHS
VHS-C cassettes are 3.6 inches by 2.0 inches and 0.8 inches thick with the standard VHS half inch wide tape inside.
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Hi-8 & Digital 8
Compact video cassets are 3.6875 inches by 2.375 inches and 0.6 inches thick.
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Mini DV
Using digital data, these Mini DV's are 2.6 inches by 1.92 inches 0.48 inches thick.
Betamax
Betamax was a home video cassette format developed by Sony in the mid-1970s as a competitor to VHS.
PAL
The encoding standard for VHS tapes used by most of Europe.
SECAM
The encoding standard for VHS tapes used by France.

COPRYRIGHT NOTE– Our policy is to make every effort possible to protect the rights of professional photographers. Work that is clearly copyrighted will not be scanned without the written permission of the photographer/creator.

For more information, please contact us.

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