Digitisation services

Many people's old tape players have already broken down and you can no longer watch films and tapes. Some old recordings are already degraded - which is why it is a good idea to digitise them to preserve the precious memories they contain. Once digitisation is complete, it is also worth taking care of backups. Existing formats will be preserved for a very long time, and even after that the necessary format changes to new formats can easily be made using a computer and software.

The fastest-destructing video tapes. The video signal is magnetically stored on the tape and when this magnetism weakens, eventually the image is no longer visible. Even if the image is no longer visible on a normal home recorder, it is likely to be visible on a professional recorder with, among other things, a time error corrector, and the digitisation can be done successfully.

Over the decades, kaita films undergo discolouration, which can be corrected to make them more natural during the digitisation process. Fragmentation of old films can also cause breakage during the digitisation process and poorly made joints can break, causing problems during the digitisation process.

The delivery time for digitisation services is around two weeks.