Videotape to DVD Transfer

We convert all videotape formats to DVD. If you're not sure what kind of tape you have, just bring it to the store and we'll identify it. Here's a few of the most popular:

VHS	VHS-C	Betamax
Video 8, Hi8, Digital 8	MiniDV	MicroMV

Do you have HDV or other HD formats? We can transfer them to Blu-ray.

All videotape to DVD transfers include a master copy (in Red case), a copy to watch (in Black case), thermal print on the DVDs, and a cover that shows the running time and photos of the beginning of each 5 minute chapter point. All work is performed on site and original materials will be returned. Master in Red Copy in Black Thermal Print on DVD
Deluxe Transfer Package Includes the transfer of up to two hours of video to a master DVD and a backup copy on DVD (two DVDs total). add $10 Do you have HDV or other HD formats? We can transfer them to Blu-ray. A note about recording speeds: Many tape formats have different recording speeds that decrease the quality of the recording and increase the recording time. For example the VHS format has an EP setting that triples the recording time. If used, this makes a 2 hour VHS tape last for 6 hours and a 30 minute VHS-C tape last for 90 minutes.	Includes a master and backup DVD! (two copies on DVD) $34.95 for the first two hours on the tape $5.00 for each additional half hour add $10 for PAL or SECAM add $10 for Betamax
Additional DVD Copies with Transfer Order additional copies when you place your transfer order and receive them at $5 each!	$5 per copy
Sports, Band and Drama Package - Free Transfer! 25 DVD copies of your videotape. Includes up to 2 hours of transfer from one tape!	$124.95
What is Time Base Correction (TBC)? We use Time Base Correction (TBC) for all analog tape transfers. TBC works by sending the video signal into digital memory and then outputting it in perfect time over a regenerated sync pulse. As each frame of video passes through the TBC equipment, the color, hue, and tint are also adjusted to boost colors in “washed out” video or dull down the reds that often “bleed” in older footage.

OUR COPYRIGHT POLICY
DDVF cannot duplicate materials protected under United States Copyright Law. These include store bought movies, DVDs, Blu-ray discs, cassette tapes and CDs as well as television programs and professionally produced videos. When presenting material to DDVF for duplication, you will be required to sign that you are the copyright owner (i.e., it is your home video) or you have permission from the owner to duplicate the work.