Trusted by museums across Saskatchewan for their video transfer needs. We are recommended by the Museum Association of Saskatchewan as well as hundreds of customers like you every year! Looking for 8mm and Super8 film transfers?
How to get started?
Email us, call us or text us to book an in person appointment or to get the passcode for our secure contact free drop off box which you can use anytime during the day. If you choose the contact free drop off box please leave your contact information as well as what you need done with your video tapes.
Hand Transferred with love we do not use basic VCRs, we do not use VHS to DVD machines. We transfer your tapes by hand into our workstation computers, we improve the sound if necessary before exporting your memories to a digital file or a DVD.
How much does a transfer cost?
Just $22.50 per transferred hour of footage minimum one hour charge per tape. There is a blank tape charge of $10 if your tape is blank this is due to us having to run your tape through our machine which puts wear and tear on our equipment.
Special format is for those who need the best and know they do, we can provide 8bit, or 10 bit capturing, uncompressed, AVI, ProRes or other file formats, we can even close caption your tape for broadcast or streaming with our special format transfer.
Foreign video tape transfer
PAL transfer from VHS, the price is $22.50 per transferred hour. PAL (Phase Alternating Line) is a color encoding system used primarily in Europe, Asia, and Australia
Saved where?
USB flash drives start at $20 each for a 32-gigabyte drive; if you choose DVD, there will be a $10 setup fee per tape; additional DVDs are just $10 each, if you choose to have your files delivered over a cloud service there is a $10 upload fee.
What makes us different?
All analogue video tapes go through a time based corrector as well as through Matrox or AJA capture card, not consumer grade USB capture cards to ensure the best quality. We also edit out blue screens on your video so you only get charged for your memories not blank space.
We have the ability to add captions to your video can add captions to your video is requested we charge $2.50 per minute for captions.
We really care about your memories. Therefore, we always inspect your tapes before they ever touch our VCRs. We clean as well as repair any broken tapes before transferring them. After transferring your tapes to our computers, we have the ability to enhance the audio, as well as remove scenes you do not want. The sky is the limit! All of your memories are transferred here in Regina, allowing us to control quality.
We have the ability to edit your tapes removing unwanted footage such as tv shows, movies or other unwanted items from your memories. As well as saving you money
We only use the best equipment and techniques to provide you with the best picture quality and sound. We include time-based error correction as well as audio enhancements! Your tape is transferred on archival grade VCR machines and captured with broadcast Matrox capture cards. We have the experience and expertise to safely transfer 40-year old VHS tapes.
Enjoy your memories from VHS to camcorder tapes on digital files or DVDs. Watch your treasured memories on your computer, tablet, phone, DVD, Blu-ray player, and more! The best part of all is that you can share your memories with family and friends.
We support VHS, SVHS, VHS-C, Mini-DV, DVCAM, HDV Mini-DV, Video8, Hi8, Digital8, Mini DVDs, Digital 8 Pal.
We can provide you a digital file for your tapes in any format you require just ask! Share your video online or view on your Smart TV or computer. We can provide professional video codecs for museums, archives, broadcasters, independent-filmmakers, documentaries and more.
We do not transfer or repair moldy tapes. Example of moldy tape.
Schedule local pickup here in Regina for free pickup with orders of $250 or more; otherwise, a $10 pickup and drop-off fee will apply.
Trusted by museums across Saskatchewan for their video transfer needs. We are recommended by the Museum Association of Saskatchewan.