Have you watch a VCR tape recently?
Our all-digital VCR video tape transfer service will bring your VCR tapes back to life so you can relive all your favorite memories.
Remember that hefty camcorder you lugged around on your shoulder franticly trying to keep your kids in frame? Have a pile of VCR tapes it that attic? Enjoy all your VCR tape memories once again with MemoryHub’s simple and easy VCR to DVD service.
Don’t let your memories fade away! VCR tapes degrade over time so act now for the best picture quality. Relive the memories you captured on VCR tapes by converting VCR to DVD. With MemoryHub’s VCR to DVD service it’s easy and affordable to preserve your memories for generations. Get started at the MemoryHub order form
| Gold | Basic | |
|---|---|---|
| Video to DVD | $8.99 | $17.99 |
| Additional Video Archive DVDs | $4.99 | $9.99 |
| Video Tape Repair | $24.99 | $24.99 |
Convert all consumer video tape formats for the same low price!
*Only the first 2 hours of each tape will be transfered to DVD
|
VHS to DVD VCR to DVD S-VHS to DVD |
Betamax to DVD |
Hi8 to DVD Digital8 to DVD Video8 to DVD 8mm to DVD |
VHS-C to DVD |
MiniDV to DVD |
MicroMV to DVD |
"It's not often I think of a service as life changing, but this is!"—Heather, Pittsburgh PA
Hollywood quality DVDs to enjoy at home or send as gifts to family and friends. Learn More
VCR tapes, are the same thing as VHS tapes. While the term VCR tapes is commonly used VCR stands for Video Cassette Recorder, the device that plays or records VHS tapes. The VCR recording standard was developed by JVC in the '70s and VCR tapes were one of the post popular consumer formats into the '90s. A VCR cassette is about the size of a book about 7 1/2" wide 4" tall, and 1" deep. The tape where the video is stored using magnetic technology to store video in analog form on a 1/2" wide tape. Recording time was variable but T-120 tapes are most common and can record up to 2 hours in standard definition.
© MemoryHub, Inc. 2010
