VHS-C to DVD & Digital Conversion Service
“By making the hard work of digitizing and sharing easy for our clients, we will preserve our world’s history before old formats fade and family stories are lost to time. Our ultimate goal is to make your best memories EverPresent in your life.”
Why Families & Institutions Nationwide Choose EverPresent
- Value: The size of our company allows us to provide more for less. Our digitizing is higher quality and better organized – and we offer an array of advanced services you won’t find anywhere else. Our pricing is transparent and always includes 60 days of free digital downloads and sharing.
- Convenience: Home and office pickups, over 50 local stores and easy shipping options. And unlike other companies, we embrace tedious work like transcribing written labels into your USB filenames and DVD labels so you don’t have to.
- Trust: Over 50 million memories preserved, 30+ years experience, 80+ expert technicians. Alarmed, sprinklered, camera-monitored, US-based, high-tech lab. Advanced barcode tracking and email technology to keep you updated.
- Respect: No upfront payments and no rushed decisions. Deciding whether to proceed with broken tapes, or upgrade to ProResHQ archival files or restorative tape incubation can have a real budget impact. That’s why we include a free consultation after we’ve reviewed your materials to assure you pick the right options at the right price to suit your needs.
VHS-C DIGITIZING PRICING & PACKAGES
EverPresent’s unique approach to pricing:
- Our team will walk you through the technical options in advance before you commit to anything. It’s free to get your materials to us for an estimate and there’s no upfront payment.
- We don’t promote flashy discounts or expiring coupons. We offer volume discounts because it’s fair, and we apply them automatically.
- We offer the widest range of options and capabilities to assure your project gets what it needs, but out of respect for your budget, never more than it needs. In our business, one size rarely fits all (or fits in a box).
Ultimately, what we care about is helping families do this important project ONCE – and do it right the first time.
Digital PackageFirst 10 Tapes: $21.99/tapeTapes 11-20: $19.99/tape $16.99 for tapes 21+This 20% bulk discount will be applied automatically! |
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Great value for clients ready to download their files and back up on their own before sharing with friends and family online. Enjoy 60 days of app access for unlimited downloading and sharing.
Signature PackageMost Popular!First 10 Tapes: $29.99/tapeTapes 11-20: $25.99/tape $22.99 for tapes 21+This 20% bulk discount will be applied automatically! |
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Most popular. Simple, flat-rate pricing to have everything done, including labeling & cloud backup. Zero work and zero worries for you after we finish. Easy to share cloud access and included USB or DVDs.
Family BundleFirst 10 Tapes: $39.99/tape$29.99 for Tapes 11+This 20% bulk discount will be applied automatically! |
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Best value if you are doing this for the family and would benefit from extended time with your private cloud archive. If you need more than three copies it's easy and affordable to add them.
Professional Package$45.99 / tapeBulk discounts may be available upon request |
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Chosen by fewer than 10% of our clients, but popular with certain institutions and professionals. Unless you already know you want this service, you likely don’t need it.
3 easy ways to work with us:
HOME PICKUPS
Too many boxes to move on your own? Complimentary home and office pickups are offered throughout the East Coast for projects over $500.
LOCAL DROP OFFS - 75+ LOCATIONS
All readily available for convenient drop-off. See which store is closest to you. Our drivers personally transport projects to our local lab for digitizing.
FREE SHIPPING
We accept mail-in orders from across the U.S. We’ll email a pre-paid UPS label or apply a shipping credit if you ship on your own.
VHS-C to DVD - From Our Blog
Understanding VHS-C tapes
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5 Potential Tape Issues
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How to store your tapes
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Frequently Asked Questions
They have the same name, and they both play in a VCR but they are very different in size. You may also have heard a VHS-C tape called a "mini VHS" because they look so similar, but if your tape fits in the palm of your hand, it is a VHS-C tape. If you think you have a different format, compare all our video formats on this page.
It's hard to know for sure if a tape is damaged or deteriorated on the inside if you aren't a trained video technician, but there is one easy indicator that you could expect problems when preparing to convert your VHS-C to DVD. Mold is a common problem for video tapes and film reels and if you can see what looks like white fuzz, or a layer of snow on the spools of your tapes through the plastic, that's mold. You can learn more about this, and see pictures, here.
These tapes have a shorter run time than a standard VHS tape. A VHS-C tape is limited to 30 minutes for most models so one of our dual-layered DVD's can hold 5+ tapes!
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- Film to Digital
- Audio Conversion
You’re in good hands! Our team has decades of experience turning millions of photos and videos into beautiful digital memories that you can share with others.
Here’s the thing about your VHS-C tapes. They are deteriorating just as fast and are just as susceptible to the long term wear-and-tear as a VHS tape, but there is less footage inside that’s at risk. Not only that, unless you’re a fan of vintage VCR’s or analog video equipment, most people don’t even own VCRs anymore, let alone the adapters needed to play a VHS-C tape.