Film formats:
8 mm, Super 8, 16mm.

Audio formats:
1/4" reel to reel, cassette, vinyl records (33, 45 and 78 rpm), cart, 1/2" 8 track, 1/2"16 track, CD, MP3, wav.

These formats can all be transferred to your choice of digital formats.  DVD, Real Player, MPG, AVI, MOV, or MP3, and wav for audio.  Your choice of compression and window size, full screen television broadcast quality down to postage stamp Quick Time. 

Files can be uploaded to web servers or burned onto CD's and DVDs. 

VHS duplication is also available. 

Equipment:
Don't be fooled by some computer geek with a vcr hooked up to their pc.  We are a television production studio which uses only N.T.S.C. broadcast quality equipment to insure highest quality transfers.  Our equipment includes:  Professional video tape players and recorders of every format routed to a television video switcher, through time base correctors, video processors, color correctors, wave form monitor and vector scope, into a high resolution broadcast quality capture card.  Audio takes a separate route through a professional audio mixer, equalizers, and effects processors, then it is reunited with the video signal at the capture card.  The synched audio video signal is then digitized and recorded onto or array of A/V rated scsi hard drives.  From there we can manipulate it as desired with one or more of our digital non linear editing systems. These edit suites feature Final Cut Pro, and Adobe Première for video, and Cool Edit Pro Tools for multitrack audio mixing. 

Turnaround time is usually about one week after we receive your footage.  Does not include delivery time. 

Cost:
Labor: 
 $10.00 per tape/reel plus $0.98 per minute. 
Media: (This is what you are transferring to)
 Real Player file: FREE via internet.
 CDrom: $2 each (holds aprox. 5 min of NTSC broadcast quality AVI files 
 DVDs: $5 each
 VHS: $2 each
 Svhs: $10 each
 Mini DV: $10

Please fill out a tape tracker form for each tape.

Pay with Paypal 

This service is meant for professional use and or archiving non replaceable footage.  Due to labor costs, it is not meant for copying mass produced video tapes, however it is not prohibited by law.  You can legally copy your whole video library onto DVDs for you own personal viewing.