TRANSFER VIDEO TAPE TO DVD

VHS, VHS-C, 8mm, HI-8, MINI-DVD VIDEO FORMATS DIGITIZED

Relive Your Memories: Digitize VHS, Camcorder Tapes, VHS-C, 8mm Video, Hi8 Tapes with Video Doc Productions!

Is your attic overflowing with dusty VHS tapes? Don't let those precious memories fade away! Video Doc Productions, Central Florida's trusted video digitizing experts, can bring your cherished moments back to life with high-quality conversions to DVD, MP4, or even a Solid State Hard Drive (Like your cell phone's memory)! We digitize VHS, Digitize Photos, Digitize Audio Tapes and LP Records as well as Reel to Reel Tapes.

Remember, your videotape memories deserve to be preserved.
Trust Video Doc Productions to help you bring them back to life!

CONVERT OLD VIDEO TAPE TO DIGITAL BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE!

WHY CHOOSE VIDEO DOC PRODUCTIONS TO TRANSFER VIDEO TAPE TO DVD?

Safe and Secure: Your tapes are never shipped out; all work is done in our Leesburg, FL office for complete peace of mind. Click here for a Map
Expert Conversion: Bryan, the owner and only technician has been in the video industry since 1987. From a TV Cameraman, Director of the 6 and 11pm newscast to Live Sports Broadcasts, Bryan has done it all. Now put that experience to work for your home videos. Bryan has been transferring videos since 1990 when he opened up Video Doc Productions, full-time.
Quality You Can Trust: We use professional equipment and meticulous editing to ensure your videos look their best. Bryan handles each video and will determine if it can be transfered or is it lost to deterioration. 95% of the time it can be transferred.
Flexible Options: Choose from DVDs, USB flash drives, or new Solid State Hard Drive (SSD - Like your cellphone's storage). Now you can watch your home videos and movies on your big screen TV.
Memories Delivered: We make it easy! We are located in Leesburg, FL. You can meet Bryan and drop off your tapes directly. Nothing leaves here. We do all the work in our Leesburg office. No mass production warehouse like those radio commercials. Drop off your tapes, relax, and we'll handle the rest. You'll get your digitized memories back in a few weeks. We're just a one-man band, so it may take some time, but you have peace of mind that it is being done correctly.

DIGITAL VIDEO TRANSFER SERVICES

Editing Services: Want to add music, titles, or remove unwanted footage? We offer professional editing services to create the perfect keepsake.
Broken Tapes? No Problem!: We have expertise in handling damaged tapes and salvaging as much content as possible. We have even extracted videotapes, stuck in camcorders
Film & Photo Digitization: We also digitize old film reels, slides, and negatives, preserving your family history for generations.
Digitize all your family photos - Loose photos and photo albums

Get a Quote & Start Preserving Your Videotapes Today!

Call: 352-728-0602 or Text 407-982-3176
Visit: Our Leesburg location at 1314 W. North Blvd., Leesburg, FL 34788
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Don't wait another day! Relive your precious video memories, share them with loved ones, and ensure they last a lifetime. Video Doc Productions is your partner in preserving your irreplaceable moments.

Preserve your cherished memories for generations to come by transferring your old video tapes and film to digital with Video Doc Productions. Located in Central Florida, we understand the importance of safeguarding your precious moments. Utilizing the latest technology, we ensure top-notch quality in converting your analog tapes and films into digital format. Our cutting-edge approach includes the use of SSD Hard Drives, providing the best storage solution for your digitized memories. Say goodbye to the risks of deterioration and welcome the longevity of digital preservation. Trust Video Doc Productions to safeguard your nostalgic treasures and make them easily accessible for future enjoyment. Ask about our DVD duplication services.

HOW TO GET STARTED DIGITIZING YOUR VIDEOTAPES

As a video professional, I understand the importance of preserving Home videos for future generations to enjoy. Here are some key steps to help you preserve your home videos:

Gather and Organize: Begin by gathering all your home videos from various formats like VHS tapes, camcorder tapes, or even old film reels. Organize them chronologically or by event, making it easier to work with.
Assess the Condition: Inspect each video to determine their condition. Look for any signs of physical damage, such as mold, decay, or scratches. If you notice any issues, consider seeking professional assistance to repair or restore the damaged videos.

3. Choose a Preservation Method: There are several ways to preserve home videos:

a. Digitization: Convert your analog tapes or film reels into digital formats. Invest in a good-quality video capture device or consider hiring a professional digitization service. This process ensures longevity and ease of access to your videos.

b. Cloud Storage: Upload your digitized videos to a secure cloud storage service. This provides a backup and allows you to access your videos from anywhere with an internet connection.

c. Physical Storage: Keep your original tapes or film reels in a cool, dry, and stable environment. Store them in acid-free containers or archival boxes to prevent degradation. Additionally, make copies of your digitized videos and store them in separate physical locations for added security.

VIDEO TAPE TRANSFER SERVICES - FAQ

You and your family can watch your home videos over and over again without the worry of losing them or having them deteriorate. Pop in a DVD and relive those memories. Worried about a fire, flood, or hurricane? DVDs can get wet and still play those memories again! Now, you can even watch your home videos again on a Smart TV! Ask about adding an MP4 SSD Hard Drive to your order.

Videotape, VHS, and 8mm movie film transfer to DVD services. All consumer video formats are converted to DVD or MP4 Video files.

Q? How do I watch my video tapes again?
Video Doc Productions and Audio-Video of The Villages FL will transfer and copy your video tapes, VHS, 8mm, and more formats to DVD or MP4 Flash drive.

Recently, we copied a video for an Actress living in the Villages, Ms. Jeri Lynne Fraser. She appeared on the Art Linkletter TV show. Ms. Fraser allowed us to archive her video on DVD as well as publish it on YouTube for her. You can watch it too and see who introduces her to the TV audience.

Q? Are my home videos at risk of fading away?
Yes, your family home videos are at risk of not playing any longer! VHS tapes will fade over time and eventually lose all of their magnetic signals.

Q? Will DVDs last a lot longer than tape?
Yes, DVDs, if kept correctly, DVDs will last over 100 years.
Copy your video tapes and camcorder tapes to a DVD to protect and preserve them. A new way to preserve your video tapes is to have them digitized to MP4 video files and stored on our new SSD Hard Drive. You can add to that SSD Hard drive anytime you find another video you want to be digitized. You can then watch the videotapes on a computer, laptop, tablet, or smart TV.

Q? Why put our video tapes on DVD?
DVDs will capture the video as it is right now, preserving the video from deteriorating any further. The longer you wait, the greater damage you could be doing to your family memories. Preserve them on a digital format at Video Doc Productions, today.

Q? Why can't I keep my videos the way they are now?
Learn why videotape will not last forever. The magnetic particles are stuck to a plastic backing. As you play a tape that has been sitting in a closet for 10-plus years, the magnetic particles become dry and fall off, thus losing those family memories forever!

Preserve your family videos today at Video Doc Productions. Just 10 minutes south of The Villages on Highway 441 South at Citizens Blvd. Click here for directions. Call 352-728-0602 to schedule an appointment to save your family videos today!

Read more about video tape deterioration and how to preserve your videos.

Preserve your home movie film reels by preserving them on DVD that can be played on your home DVD player or on your computer with a Flash Drive as an MP4 video file.