BETA, VHS, VHS-C, 8mm, HI 8, Mini DV and Memory Cards can be transferred to long lasting, Professional grade DVD’s
Save Time and Money. DVD Transfer Co Transfers Videotape for some of the largest Transfer Shops and Photo Stores around. By bringing it or mailing it directly to us, you save Time and Money.
Through the years, there have been many formats for capturing your memories on videotape. While videotape is a great way to shoot your film, it is not a very good way to store your film.
Videotapes lose their magnetic signal over time, In as short as five years, the quality and color will begin to deteriorate even without use. The sound and picture are actually falling off the tape slowly. Tapes become brittle and eventually break , even if you never watch them! . Also consider that in a very short time, VCR’s will be obsolete. So if you want your memories to last, professional grade DVD’s are the clear format of choice.
We digitally transfer your Videos to professional grade DVD’s at the best speed and quality possible. We also insert chapters so they are easy to navigate. Disc printed label and jewel case always included.
Pricing * Website Special ends 5/31/13 Beta, VHS and 8mm tapes ONLY $15 per tape * VHS-C -(30 minute tapes) and DV ( 1 Hour tapes ) - $12 each** Memory Cards – Quoted by time and amount of info on card
* Pricing for individual video tapes of 2 hours or less for Beta, VHS and 8mm **Pricing for 30 minute VHS-C tapes Tapes that exceed the “standard” time’s above will incur an additional $5 – $10 charge per tape. See chart below
Beta, VHS and 8mm up to 2 hrs – $15, 2 – 4 hr – $20, over 4 hr $25 VHS -C up to 1 hr – $14, over 1 hr – $17
Combining Video Tapes to one DVD add $5
Remember, (Youtube in mpeg4 format) not as clear as original.
Hi Ken, First off let me say whether we do your transfer or you choose someone else to do it, tapes that have 6 hours on them should be transferred as soon as possible. The info recorded at this speed is spread so thin on the tape that it loses quality much more quickly than a 2 hour (sp) recorded tape.
The straight transfer of a 6 hour VHS would run $24 per tape.
Hi,
I have several tapes with maybe an hour or two on each. What would the cost be for each of these tapes?
Diane
Depending on quantity and type of tape, video transfers run from $12.99 – $16.99 per tape.
Please call and let me know what you have so I can give you a better idea on total cost.
Do you have the capability to transfer 3/4″ and/or 1″ video to digital?
Carl,
Sorry, not at this time
I have dozens of classic VHS movies. Can you transfer them, or are they encripted?
Pete,
It really depends on the movie for encryption and copy guard rights.
Feel free to give me a call to discuss
Rick
746-4537
I have a vhs that contains my 3 different level black belt tests. I would like to transfer them to either 3 dvds or to one dvd that has “chapters” or some way of selecting one of the 3 tests to view. Can you do this and what would be the cost?
Margot,
No problem, give a call to set up a drop off.
Rick
746-4537