Beta is the common term for Betamax which is a VCR (Video Cassette Recording) technology that uses magnetic tape to store moving images.
In the late 1980’s and early 1990’s both VHS and Beta formats both competed for a piece of the huge consumer home video market. Ultimately VHS (Video Home Cassette) won out and became the popular standard video format of its day.
Beta cassettes are smaller in size than VHS cassettes and is faster to operate for both recording and playback. This produces greater wear compared to VHS cassettes and means that Beta cassettes generally have shorter life spans than VHS cassettes.
Our video transfer service will take your old Beta videos and convert them to DVD.
Our mass production house has been serving video transfer conversions for over ten years for camera shops Australia wide. We have the expertise to fix anything not playable and the video transfer equipment to convert them to high quality digital.
Video transfer is done in-house at our own Gold Coast video production house. We cater for the Brisbane and Gold Coast market but we also offer Australia wide free return postage for any jobs shipped to us. We have back up equipment, back up transport and backup people to ensure reliability in virtually any circumstance or event.
We offer fast turnaround and the best video transfer prices in Australia. Contact your nearest Gold Coast office at Southport or Tugun to find out how we can help you. Unlike our competitors we charge a fixed price per video transfer with a customer satisfaction guarantee.
Beta is the common term for Betamax which is a VCR (Video Cassette Recording) technology that uses magnetic tape to store moving images.
In the late 1980’s and early 1990’s both VHS and Beta formats both competed for a piece of the huge consumer home video market. Ultimately VHS (Video Home Cassette) won out and became the popular standard video format of its day.
Beta cassettes are smaller in size than VHS cassettes and is faster to operate for both recording and playback. This produces greater wear compared to VHS cassettes and means that Beta cassettes generally have shorter life spans than VHS cassettes.