Digital Converters Compares DVD, USB and Cloud Formats for Digitised Video Tapes
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Video tape is the media the company handles most often, and it has digitised hundreds of thousands of hours of footage since it started. With working VCRs now hard to come by in most homes, the company says the question it is asked most is no longer whether to digitise a collection, but what the finished recordings should come back on.
DVD remains the natural choice for anyone who wants to watch on the television. Tapes are written to disc and play on ordinary DVD players, games consoles, in-car head units and computer drives, and titles can be added so a viewer can find their way around the contents. One disc set covers a whole order, and turnaround is usually around seven days from the tapes arriving.
USB works differently. Every video from an order goes onto a single memory stick as ordinary computer files, ready to open on a laptop, smart television, tablet or phone, and easy to copy or back up without any special software. The company says this is why a growing number of customers now ask for a memory stick rather than a disc.
Cloud backup puts the finished files online behind a private access link, so they can be watched or downloaded from anywhere. Access lasts a year and can be renewed, which the company suggests suits families sharing footage between them.
Around 95 per cent of tapes come back with good picture quality, and over 99 per cent transfer successfully whatever condition they arrive in.
All VHS to digital conversion is carried out at the company's North Yorkshire premises, and original tapes are returned alongside the new files.
To find out more about the VHS to DVD service, or to convert VHS to USB, visit https://digitalconverters.co.uk/
Sean Parle
Digital Converters
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