Convert VHS to DVD: How To.

There are several issues beyond “just making a copy” to consider before digitizing your VHS tapes to DVD. 

The first step for professional VHS to DVD conversion is to decide which is the best digital format for you. There are two basic choices and a few sub-choices for each format. Today, digital files on a USB drive or other digital delivery systems, such as the cloud or hard drive, are the most popular and powerful conversion options. SInce you are reading this article, I assume that DVD is your choice .

DVDs are a good choice for those who only wish to play their converted VHS on a DVD player, either on their computer or on their television. DVDs share by making extra copies and giving/sending them to friends and family. Create backups by making extra copies. When some friends want DVDs, and some want digital, then generate both formats! Reborn Audio Video offers a 50% discount on the 2nd format.

The advantages of converting VHS to digital are sharing via the internet, backup via electronic copy, the ability to edit, and playable on many kinds of devices.

Digitizing VHS is a simple process. Simply set an appointment, drop off the videotapes, and pick up the DVDs in just a few days for most orders. Behind the scenes, the tapes are “packed“, captured onto a computer, then edited into the final format that you desire. If you choose digital files, the choices are usually mov or mp4 formats, although there are other specialty formats to choose from.

Convert VHS to DVD: Get Started

1. Call or text Jamey: 720 204-5464
2. Set an appointment (every project receives my individual attention)
3. Drop off your tapes (and records, cassettes, slides, or negatives, too)
4. In a week or less, pick up your new digitized video.