Digitizing video tapes today offers several compelling reasons, even as technology continues to advance. Here are some key reasons why people should consider digitizing their video tapes: Preservation...

If you happened to record any home videos during the ’80s or ’90s, it’s highly likely that you possess a collection of old camcorder tapes that are now gathering dust. These tapes...

MP4 is the most common type of digital video file. It can be played back on most devices such as your computer, TV, phone or tablet. Windows, Apple and Android devices all playback mp4 files. An mp4...

Let’s say you have a mixture of tapes and only want to convert some and hang onto the rest here’s what we recommend…   Sadly, every tape will completely degrade and erase eventually...

You got your video tapes digitized to mp4, great choice! Now how can you cut that section you don’t need?   The easiest video editing software we’ve come across and have been using for...

While there are multiple companies that digitize video tapes they are not all alike.   Pricing Almost all have different pricing and pricing structure. Many charge per tape plus an additional fee for...

1976: VHS (Video Home System) – VCR tape Developed by JVC it was the standard for consumer-level analog video recording on tape cassettes. This is the most common video tape. VHS also happens to be...

The lifespan of VHS tapes can vary depending on several factors, such as how they are stored and used. In general, VHS tapes can last anywhere from 10 to 30 years, although some may last longer or...

Like VHS tapes, the lifespan of VHS-C tapes (or VHSC tapes) can vary depending on several factors, such as how they are stored and used. In general, VHS-C tapes can last anywhere from 10 to 30 years...