History VHS is the world's most widely used system for recording and viewing video tapes at home. There are over six hundred million VHS recorders in use world wide. VHS technology was developed by Matsushita (Panasonic/JVC) in Japan in the mid nineteen seventies and is still the most popular home system worldwide. Most transfer jobs include VHS copies, it is however a poor choice to use as the original copy as it are the lowest quality format.
Tech Stuff VHS video tapes carry the same signal that an average home tv set can show (240 lines of video). The original VHS looks good on television but copies made from the VHS original degrade from generation to generation. It is best to use one of the new digital formats for a master copy such as MiniDV or Digital8 which carry a signal of 525 lines, and at a higher bandwidth, so color and detail are improved, Our system is digital from end to end to fully exploit these new digital video tape formats. You can then get VHS copies that are as good as VHS originals would be, even if you do not have a digital camcorder or player.
Unsolicited Customer Testimonial:
On behalf of my entire family I would like to thank you for what you do. you really make memories "come alive".
We were very concerned about entrusting someone with very old and precious film. There were reels of video from several past generations that were absolutely irreplaceable. Your care and consideration was greatly appreciated, thank you.
Because of the age of the 8mm and 16mm film, we were unable to view them on projectors. Without your equipment and skills to convert them to DVD, I'm afraid they would have been lost forever.
I can't begin to describe the joy these DVDs have brought our family.
