VHS-C

VHS-C was introduced in 1982 primarily for home video production with analogue camcorders. VHS-C uses the same format for recording as the standard VHS (Video Home System) but is smaller in size.

VHS-C video cassettes can be played back in a standard VHS player by using a special adapter cartridge.

Anyone with old VHS-C videos can benefit from our video transfer service which will reproduce the original video production on DVD.

You likely have a DVD player in your home. If you do you can soon be watching your old non-compatible video formats such as Beta, VHS and VHS-C. If left sitting around or even in storage, VHS-C cassettes will eventually deteriorate. At best you can lose definition and at worst they can become unplayable.

We can help you enjoy your old home movies again in DVD format. Our video transfer service is fast and guaranteed. Our competitors charge by the hour and often add extra charges for editing. Their work is often done from home with no backup equipment or guarantee.

Most video transfer services charge by the hour. All our video transfer services are quoted as a fixed price per video transfer and we offer a satisfaction guarantee for your peace of mind. Our transfer services are not limited to just Queensland; we provide a transfer service Australia wide with fast turnaround not matter where you live.

We have two professional video transfer studio locations on the Gold Coast which means we have back up equipment for reliability and fast turnarounds whether you live in Brisbane or the Gold Coast. We can fix anything that’s not playable so don’t throw away your VHS-C cassettes if they are not working. Call us for the best video transfer prices and service in Australia.