Experienced in Tape to digital

Transfer to Digital has deep experienced in Tape to digital conversion. You'd be hard-pressed these days to find someone who even knows what they are, let alone has a device that can play them. VHS conquered Beta in a format war in the 1980s and went on to become the most popular home video format until the turn of the century. VHS-C is its younger sibling, which was popular at the time in 'portable' camcorders. Now is the best moment to convert your VHS cassettes before they degrade even more! Popular video camcorders used Video8 and Hi8 tapes from the 1980s through the 2000s. If you used these, you probably have a lot of birthdays, Christmases, family vacations, and other nice memories on these little tapes that you can't watch because you don't have a way to watch them. After all, you don't have a way to watch them. Until now, that is! Because it's difficult to find machines that can play these, bring them to us and we'll take care of it. In most people's closets, garages, and attics, they contain antiquated VHS cassettes. These are still the most common tapes on which to find old home videos. VCRs are nearly gone these days; therefore you won't be able to replay your valuable memories. Furthermore, because VHS tape deteriorates over time, acting quickly to save your home movies before it's too late is crucial. For more inquiries, connect to us directly at 604-343-2776.