GET THOSE TAPES OUT OF THE DRAWER AND CONVERTED WHILE THEY ARE STILL IN REASONABLE CONDITION. PRICES FROM $20 upwards.
We will convert your old VHS, camera and audio tapes to DVD/CD or to a USB stick OR portable hard drive.
- REGULAR PRICING – COPIED TO DVD – $30. Professionally presented with logo picture and a title on the DVD and cover.
- STRAIGHT TO YOUR PERSONAL HARD DRIVE/USB STICK/LAPTOP – We can convert your tapes and transfer to your external USB, hard drive or laptop. Because we do not have to burn to a DVD/CD and design the covers, this service is ONLY $20 PER TAPE over five tapes, otherwise $25 per tape . Most modern televisions now have a USB port and your USB hard drive can be plugged into this port on the television and you can watch your movies this way. They are often better quality because the files do not have to be compressed to fit onto a DVD. This method also makes it easy to share these files among family members by sharing them to their computers. These files can also be used to edit your family memories and take out bits you are unhappy with.
- COPIED TO BOTH DVD AND HARD DRIVE OR USB STICK. – $35 per tape.
Drop your tapes off to me at Charmhaven on the Central Coast. Please ring on 0409 240660 to organise a time. Any other questions please ring or drop us an email.
Hi there,
Do you restore VHS tapes? I’m looking back at some old tapes and throughout one I have split seconds of fuzziness and black screen mixed in. Are you able to fix this so there is no video quality reduction? I’d want it copied onto DVD when restored as well and would like to know what the cost would be
I just read your blog post about VHS tape conversion to DVD or digital media, and I found it very informative. It’s great to see that people are still interested in preserving their old VHS tapes and making them accessible on more modern media.
You mentioned some excellent options for VHS tape conversion, such as using a VHS/DVD combo player or a standalone VHS player connected to a capture device. I completely agree with your recommendation to have a professional handle the conversion process if you’re not confident in your abilities to do it yourself. After all, you don’t want to risk damaging your old VHS tapes, which are already fragile and prone to deterioration.
It’s also worth noting the benefits of digitizing your old VHS tapes. Not only does it allow you to watch them on modern devices like computers, smartphones, and tablets, but it also provides a backup in case the original tapes get lost or damaged. Plus, digital files are much easier to share with friends and family than physical tapes.
Overall, I think your blog post provides an excellent overview of the VHS tape conversion process and the benefits of digitizing old memories. I’m sure it will be helpful to anyone looking to preserve their VHS tapes for years to come. Thanks for sharing your knowledge on this topic!