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Video Tape Transfer: Unlock the Benefits of Digital Storage

Video tape transfer is the process of transferring video that is stored on tape to a digital format. This process can be beneficial in many ways. It allows you to store and access your video in a much more convenient way. Digital files are easier to store, access & share than physical tapes. Go for it now! Visit at: https://transfertodigital.ca/.

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Video Tape Transfer: Unlock the Benefits of Digital Storage

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  1. Video Tape Transfer Video Tape Transfer Video Tape Transfer www.transfertodigital.ca

  2. Transfer Video Tapes to Digital Let us help protect and help you share those precious memories stored on VHS, Hi8, Mini DV or film reels, by providing high quality video tape transfers to DVD or other digital formats. www.transfertodigital.ca

  3. VHS and VHS-C Transfers Most people have old VHS tapes taking up room somewhere in their closets, garages and attics. These are still probably the most common tapes you will find old home movies on. Unfortunately, these days, VCR’s have pretty much gone extinct so there is no way to play back your precious memories. MINIDV/HDV/DVCAM When these came out in the 90’s, they were a game changer for consumers. They were compact, easy to use and produced high quality footage. MiniDV is also very flaky when it comes to longevity and deteriorates rapidly over time so it is important to act now before it’s too late to save your home movies.

  4. Hi8, VIDEO8 & DIGITAL8 Transfers For a window of time from the late 80s to the late 90s, these tapes were considered the latest technology. Starting with Video8, advancing to Hi8, and then ending with Digital8, it seems everyone had a handy-cam that used these tapes back then. U-MATIC Transfers These were among the first video formats to contain the videotape inside a cassette and were introduced by SONY in 1969. The quality of the footage captured on these Pro-sumer tapes was excellent for the time. U-matic players are now almost nonexistent to consumers so it’s nearly impossible to even watch the footage found on these tapes.

  5. CONTACT DETAILS www.transfertodigital.ca 1-800-832-0844 1920 Kirschner Road Kelowna, BCV1Y4N6 (south of HWY #97)

  6. FORE MORE INFO www.transfertodigital.ca

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