Video
We offer the conversion and restoration of all of the video formats listed below.
VHS
VHS is probably the most popular of the analog consumer formats. VHS tapes were used for everything from recording programmes on TV to filming family memories using higher end consumer camcorders.
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VHS-C
VHS-C format was a smaller version of the VHS format, used in many consumer camcorders. VHS-C camcorders often came with VHS converters which allowed you to put your VHS-C tape into a tray that allowed you to play your VHS-C tape in an ordinary VCR tape recorder.
Video8/Hi8/Digital8
There were three versions of this 8mm tape, all used in consumer camcorders well into the 2000s. We can convert all versions of this particular tape format.
Mini-DV/HDV
If you had a camcorder from the late 1990s all the way until the 2010s, it's very likely it will have used a Mini-DV or HDV Tape. HDV being the high definition version of the same tape format. Both consumer and broadcast professional camcorders used this same format.
DVCAM
DVCAM was a professional digital video tape format used in the late 1990s and throughout the 2000s. Not often found in consumer camcorders, and sometimes used as an archive format.
Mini DVD
Mini-DVD was a smaller version of DVD used in lightweight consumer camcorders.
DVD
Although not really used as a recording format in itself, Recordable DVDs were a popular way of transferring your video so you could play it on your TV. Unfortunately, recordable DVDs do often stop working after a number of years, so now is the time to get your memories off them!
Bluray
Although still an active format, and often used for archiving, we can retrieve video or other data from any Blu-ray disk.
Preserve Your Memories Forever
Video Formats: VHS, VHS-C, Video8, Hi8, Digital8, DVCAM, Mini-DV, HDV, DVD, Mini-DVD, Bluray
Audio Formats: Cassette, Dictaphone, CD, Reel-to-Reel
Film Formats: 8mm, Super 8mm (No Sound)
Photo Film Formats: 35mm,126,110 (Must be Processed negatives)
Photo Slide Formats: 135,126,110