Videotape Transfer Save Your Videotapes For Many Generations!   Videotape has a life span of about 25 years...   • If your videotapes are in the 25-year-old range,       you should consider transferring them to DVD.       You will begin to notice audio track dropout,       grainy video and tracking issues.   • The best option at this point is to save what is       still intact and not record on that videotape again.       We clean each video prior to transfer to remove       deposits from the surface, allowing for better       audio and video playback quality. Request A Quote (All Fields Required) Print Page First & Last Name:   Email Address: Phone #: -- City: State: ~ select one ~ Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming  Zip Code:  Contact Me By: ~ select ~ Phone Email • Do These Videotapes Require Foreign Conversion? (PAL/SECAM → NTSC)  Yes  No Videotape Format: ~ select one ~ VHS VHS-C SVHS Betamax MiniDV DVCAM 8mm Videotape U-Matic A Combination Other (List In Notes)  # Of Tapes:  Total Amount Of Video: (in hours) Do Any Tapes Need To Be Repaired/Spliced?  Yes  No     Additional Copies? ~ select one ~ No Thanks 1 extra 2 extra 3 extra 4 extra 5 extra more than 5 extra Questions Or Notes About Your Videotapes: (optional)  How Did You Hear About Us? ~ select one ~ Google Search Surfing Online Phone Book SaladWorks Ad Diner Placemat Ad CinDelTimes.com Newspaper Ad Postcard Sign/Banner Coupon Card Takeout Menu Ad Rt. 70 Magazine Ad Tear Sheet Ad Money Mailer Ad A Friend Referred Me I'm A Repeat Customer   If Diner Placemat, Location/Name:       Every DVD comes with a case, printed cover & printed disc surface.