The UK's most affordable and flexible transfer service.
Laserdisc and DVD to video files.
Have a DVD-Ram disk that you can't play? Or a
rewritable DVD which you
can't seem to play on some DVD players, perhaps one recorded in DVD-VR
mode? Or a DVD recorded somewhere which
you need duplicating? A miniature 3" DVD which you would like
copied
to a normal 5" sized one? A DVD-RW recorded in VR mode that you
can't
play? I can do all of these, just
ask. We have a professional CD / DVD polishing
machine which can be used to help recover scratched discs, the cost for
polishing depends on scratch severity but will generally be about £10 -
£20 per disc plus the cost of copying.
A DVD-Ram disk has odd looking patterns underneath, and may come in a special "caddy" box. I can do DVD-Ram to DVD-Video transfers for you at low prices.
Contact
me
with your requirements for any DVD transfers. There can be
certain complexities around non-finalised DVDs and various formats, so
let me have as much information as you can.
PAL | NTSC | |
YES | YES |
We can run both NTSC and PAL Laserdiscs to high
quality video files using our rare professional Pioneer LD-V4300D
player which includes an integral timebase corrector for fantastic
results (other machines may be used to suit certain customer
requirements). Contact
me
with your requirements for any Laserdisc transfers so I can give you a
quote. Prices from at £25 (plus post) for a straight PAL
Laserdisc to video files transfer of about an hour. Double-sided
Laserdiscs are usually around £40, they are effectively two discs.
Here is a BBC pamphlet
from arund 1984 showing new releases on VHS, Beta, V2000 and Laserdisc.
PAL | NTSC | |
YES | YES |
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there. Most customers use that method for testimonials now.
We also have a
collection of fascinating testimonials from some famous names, see the famous
names
testimonials page.
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we do and fantastic equipment we have. In particular see our YouTube video
on recovering data from scratched DVDs.
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