Video Home System or as it’s more commonly referred to, VHS is a video cassette recording technology that was developed in the mid 1970’s by the Japanese company JVC. This gave home consumers an affordable and practical DIY way to do video production for the first time in history and because of this the VHS format became a popular way of storing home videos of holidays and other special occasions.
VHS cassettes record to magnetic tape which means that every playback is causing wear and deterioration of the tape and therefore the video memories it holds. A video transfer from is the only sure way to preserve your analogue videos to keep them safe for future generations.
With our in-house video transfer and editing suite we take care of making sure we record your VHS using high definition VCR equipment to capture the highest quality video production and audio possible. Many of our customers tell us the video transfer quality is even better than their original video recording.
We have two Gold Coast locations positioned conveniently for both Brisbane and Gold Coast customers and we offer free return postage for any jobs shipped to us. If you’re concerned about the playability of your VHS cassettes, you’ll be pleased to know that we can fix virtually anything that is not playable.
Don’t put off the video transfer of your important VHS cassette home movies, save your precious memories before it’s too late. The magnetic tape inside a VHS cassette will deteriorate over time even if it’s not played. Let Video Production Gold Coast ensure your memories will be safe for future generations.
Do you have treasured home movies recorded on VHS cassette tapes? Don’t let them sit around collecting dust why not take advantage of our Gold Coast and Brisbane video transfer service to preserve your memories on DVD. No job is too big or too small, call our friendly team today for a no obligation quote.
Video Home System or as it’s more commonly referred to, VHS is a video cassette recording technology that was developed in the mid 1970’s by the Japanese company JVC. This gave home consumers an affordable and practical DIY way to do video production for the first time in history and because of this the VHS format became a popular way of storing home videos of holidays and other special occasions.
VHS cassettes record to magnetic tape which means that every playback is causing wear and deterioration of the tape and therefore the video memories it holds. A video transfer from is the only sure way to preserve your analogue videos to keep them safe for future generations.