Convert DAT to Digital Before It Is Too Late
DAT players are getting more and more expensive and rare. As soon as DAT players are completely unavailable, it will no longer be possible to convert them into CDs or mp3 files. Digitizing DAT will be extinct. Like all magnetic tape, video and audio, the tape itself deteriorates over time.
DAT is known for its outstanding quality and would still be used if it were not for CDs and streaming technology.
More Benefits Than Just Listening
The primary reason for digitizing DAT tapes is to listen to them again, but there are several more reasons to make the effort:
- Backup.TIme and regulate use can damage DAT tapes. If a tape is not playable on a DAT player, digital conversion is impossible, and the content is lost forever. Converting DAT to digital provides the opportunity to protect your music. Creating duplicate copies on different hard drives and/or cloud servers preserves your music for future use.
- Sharing. Digital DAT files, including converted audio files are sharable through the internet worldwide. For example, band members from high school who are now living all over the world, can share old jam sessions in minutes without going to the post office.
- Editing. Editing converts DAT files into separate clips as desired, purged of unwanted footage, and combines with other audio if needed. Editing also adjusts sound volume to account for low recording levels and equalizing is applied for the mix that you desire. Finally, noise is filtered out, pops and clicks removed, and voices enhanced.
- Formats. Reborn Audio Video delivers both wav and mp3 formats. mp3s are smaller files and ideal for sharing. wav files are larger, ideal for editing.
Turnaround Time
Reborn Audio Video has the resources to complete most DAT to digital conversion projects in 2-3 business days. Volume discounts to digitize DAT tapes are available starting at projects of 10 tapes or more.
Convert DAT to Digital: Get Started
- Call or text Jamey: 720 204-5464
- Set an appointment (every project receives my personal attention)
- Drop off your tapes (and records, cassettes, slides, or negatives, too)
- Pick up your new digitized video in a week or less.