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Converting Video to mp4 Digital Files

Converting video to mp4 is a process where your – now “old” technology – VHS, Hi 8, Mini DV, Betamax and VHS-C tapes is turned into a popular, current format, called mp4, so you can enjoy them on any Windows or MAC computer. It’s also the most common format used to share videos with friends and family. In fact, services like YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook, and most of the others recommend this format. As an added benefit, it’s also a file that is about half the size of typical AVI and Quicktime files. It’s the best way to go.

Types of formats we can convert: VHS-C, Hi8, D8, 8mm, Betamax, DV, mini DV, DVCAM, 3/4 Umatic SP, Betacam SP, HD, HDV and VHS!

The equipment used to transfer VHs or Camcorder videos to MP4 files is professional, commercial quality.

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Audio Transfer Services

AV Workshop can transfer cassette tapes, records and reel to reel audio to CD, mp3, wave or aiff files. By transferring your audio to digital, you will give new life to those precious memories! Each audio source is handled with care and is only used once for playback. Also, we can enhance your audio recordings during the transfer by optimizing the audio levels and reducing the noise which analog is prone to have. Once the audio is digitized, we can apply noise reduction filters such as hiss & hum removal and crackle & pop removal. Thus, your memories will sound better than ever and will be there for generations to come!

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Convert Video Camcorder & VHS to DVD

The most basic reason is that your video tapes and VHS will not last forever. In fact, after 10 years (even if they’re stored in ideal conditions) they will start to degrade very quickly. The second reason is that every time you play a tape – you lose quality. This means video dropout, color loss, or even what’s commonly called “Sticky Tape Syndrome”. The reality is video tape technology simply doesn’t stand the test of time.

Typical formats which are transferred to DVD: VHS-C, Hi8, D8, 8mm, Video8, Betamax, DV, mini DV, DVCAM, 3/4″ Umatic SP, Betacam SP, HD, HDV, and VHS to DVD.

You may be asking whether we also do “VCR” to DVD. The answer is yes, because your VCR is actually a VHS! If you have footage on your iPhone or iPad, we can also transfer that to DVD too. Generally, we recommend no more than 2 hours of video per disc. One hour per disk results in the very best possible quality, but 2 hours is still very good. If we stretch it, and use what’s called a “lower bit rate”, you’ll start to lose resolution.