What does the price include?
- Clean the 8mm/16mm film or video tape with a non-chemical cleaner by Kodak.
- Convert the film/video to digital format using professional-grade equipment.
- Remove static and blue scenes that you get when you turn a VHS camcorder on and off.
- Process the video/audio content through digital noise reduction filters
- Divide the digitized film/video into chapters and create DVD menus.
- Burn the videos, menu on DVD along with caption of your choice.
- Print snapshots of scenes on the case cover of your new DVD disc.
- If you requested a hard drive transfer, a higher-resolution AVI format file is transferred to the hard drive for higher-quality video editing.
The finished product is a DVD with a caption of your choice in a finished DVD case that has snapshots of video scenes so you can recognize them easily. Pop the DVD into any DVD player and enjoy!
Do you have 10 tapes or more and able to drop-off and pick-up at our Newton, MA location? We have VOLUME DISCOUNT you’ll love. Call us today at (617) 901-4564 or email us at
videotransferboston@gmail.com
Can’t get here in person? Click here for directions on safe way to mail your film, tapes or slides.
6 responses so far ↓
1 Tommy Tornroos // Apr 16, 2008 at 11:58 am
I am very happy that you guys do this work up in Boston. I live in Marietta, Georgia, and run my own media conversion company.
Your website is very well done and you guys have competitive prices!
Keep up the good work, and if you ever have questions regarding video editing and production please let me know!
Tommy
2 James // Jun 3, 2008 at 11:23 pm
Are you able to transfer Technicolor 212 Compact Video (aka CVC)? I have a few tapes, and the player doesn’t work now. It was a short lived format in the early 80’s, and working machines are very rare these days.
3 Nohad // Jun 15, 2008 at 3:11 pm
What does the pricing of $24.95 include? Does it include taxes, shipping/handling?
Also, what exactly does the VHS transfer comprise?
Pls advise.
Thanks,
4 admin // Jul 3, 2008 at 7:21 am
Dear Nohad,
Thanks to your questions, I have updated the pricing page above so it will be clearer to everyone.
There is no handling fee. Call for a free pickup if you are in the towns listed in the pricing chart above.
There is no TAX as well since the state of Masachussetts does not charge tax on video transfer services.
Myrtha
5 The Holiday Gift you can’t buy // Oct 22, 2008 at 12:24 pm
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6 Nicolas // Mar 23, 2010 at 5:13 pm
I have 800 vhs tapes (2hrs each) that I want converted to dvd. How much will this cost?
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