Video Tape:  VHS  ~ VHS-C  ~ S-VHS  ~  Hi8 ~ 8mm ~ MiniDV 

     Preserve your family video tapes now before they fade or break!
Ensure your videos last a lifetime!  The DVD Video Format will last a lifetime and can be played over and over with no loss of quality! 
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VHS-C
     VHS-Compact (VHS-C) became popular with small palm-size camcorders.  It was introduced in 1982.  VHS-C uses the same magnetic tape as full size tapes, therefore, can be played using an adapter in a standard  VCR.
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VHS & S-VHS
     The Video Home System (VHS) was introduced in the United States in June 1977.  It became the standard format by the 1990's after competing with
Sony's Betamax format.       
     S-VHS (Super VHS) was introduced by JVC in April 1987.  It became an improved version of the standard VHS. S-VHS failed to gain market share since consumers were not interested in paying more for a better picture. 
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8mm - Hi8 - Digital 8
     With the introduction of Sony's Handycam in 1985,  Video8 became popular.  8mm video formats consist of Video8 (analog), Hi8 (both  analog and digital) and most recently, Digital8 (digital).
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MiniDV
     MiniDV, a digital format introduced in 1995, is a smaller tape form used by home  and semi-professional to professional videographers.   
      Cartridges should be stored vertically and out of direct sunlight.  They will deteriorate over time and lose their recorded content.
We'll transfer any VHS or camcorder tape to DVD and digital.  Have a question ... feel free to give us a call 407.834.8555.

​Please call for pricing.  Quantity discounts are offered.