Hi8 tapes were a popular 8mm video tape format that was widely used in camcorders in the 1980’s and 1990’s for making home videos.
There are no adapters available that can be used for 8mm video tapes to be played in a standard VCR so playback of Hi8 videos are not easy to achieve. This can be a problem when you have irreplaceable video memories from your home recordings that are no longer compatible with the latest video formats.
Taking your Hi8 tapes to a professional video transfer company is one way to ensure that the video transfer is done to the highest standard.
Even if you still have a working camcorder that can play your Hi8 videos there are no new analogue camcorders being produced so it’s a good idea to use a method of video transfer to make copies that will be playable on a DVD.
If you no longer have a camcorder or VCR then our video transfer service can help you out by converting your old format videos to DVD. A DVD can store up to 2 hours of video which means you can replace your Hi8 video collection with an easy to store DVD.
Our two Gold Coast production houses offer convenience for both Brisbane and the Gold Coast. Unlike our competitors we give you a fixed cost per video transfer so you know what it’ll cost before we begin. We can even fix anything that is not playable.
Bringing back your special memories is easy and affordable and we can help no matter how big or small the job is. Contact our friendly team to find out how we can help you with video transfer from old analogue format to high definition DVD.
Hi8 tapes were a popular 8mm video tape format that was widely used in camcorders in the 1980’s and 1990’s for making home videos.
There are no adapters available that can be used for 8mm video tapes to be played in a standard VCR so playback of Hi8 videos are not easy to achieve. This can be a problem when you have irreplaceable video memories from your home recordings that are no longer compatible with the latest video formats.
Taking your Hi8 tapes to a professional video transfer company is one way to ensure that the video transfer is done to the highest standard.