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VHS-C to DVD

VHSc Tape to DVD Montreal

For many people VHS-C was a very usefull format. Allowing you to record then put right into your VCR was a simple process. However, your VHS-C tapes are slowly being to fade. Of course if they are stored in the cold basement or in the garage they may already be beyond saving.

Here at MontrealHomeMovies.com, we specialize in converting your old fading video footage, be it some of the more rare formats like SVHS, VHSc, Betamax and SuperBeta. We can convert it straight from VHS to DVD or we can convert it to .avi or so that if you want to edit your Hi8, VHS, VHCs, 8mm Tape, Pal, Secam and NTSC Tapes, MiniDV, and Digital 8 tapes. Using only professional video decks we guarantee our work. Using only professional video equipment that is tested and serviced to ensure the highest quality transfers. Your video tape restoration will be completed onto the highest quality DVD discs that are compatible with 99% of the DVD players used today. We guarantee it.

VHS to DVD Montreal

While most of our customers are looking to convert their video tape to DVD, recently we have had numerous requests for VHS, Hi8, 8mm tape and MiniDV to .avi or .dv formats. If you are an amateur editor, or even a pro we can upload your footage to your personal hard drive (we offer a number of drives for sale too) or in many cases back to a digital video format.

Summary:

At Montreal Home Movies, We convert or transfer your old VHS-C tapes to higher quality and more accessible digital formats. The most common transfer is VHSC to DVD, however, we can also upload VHSC footage directly to your hard drive or onto miniDV tapes. We offer an array of options for VHS-C tapes, please see our export section for them all.

Product Description:

VHS-C is the compact VHS format introduced in 1982 and used primarily for consumer-grade compact camcorders. The format is based on the same videotape as is used in VHS, and can be played back in a standard VHS VCR with an adapter. The magnetic tape on VHS-C cassettes is wound on one main spool and used as a gear wheel which moves the tape forward. This development hampered the sales of the BetaMax system because the BetaMax cassette geometry prevented a similar development. VHS-C was one of the pioneering formats of the compact camcorder market, and was released to compete with Video8. VHS-C was larger than Video8, but was compatible with VHS tape decks, making the choice between the two very competitive, thus splitting the market; VHS-C also eventually crowded full-sized VHS camcorders out of the market. Compared with Video8, VHS-C had identical video quality but a shorter run time, 120 versus 40 minutes at standard speed, 240 versus 120 for longer-running modes.

So if you have a collection of VHSC tapes that you would like to have transferred then give us a call, one of our specially trained representatives is always available from 10am-6pm from Monday to Friday and 12pm-5 Saturday. Or email us at info@MontrealHomeMovies.com. There are always at least 4 people available nearby to return your questions quickly and concisely.

Export Options:
However, if you are an amateur or professional editor, we can also upload your VHS-C footage to your personal hard-drive. We have had numerous requests to convert these tapes to .dv and .avi formats. Whether you are using a mac or PC, we can convert your VHSC tape to be compatible with your computer’s media software. Or you can choose to have your footage transfered to MiniDV. Please see our export section to explore these options.

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