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Are
you tired of struggling with your old VHS, Video 8, or Beta tapes?
Or has your VCR broken and left you unable to watch your home video
collection? These video formats can fade over time and have a relatively
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Don't leave your memories of birthday
parties, weddings and other precious moments on technology on the verge
of extinction. Upgrade those precious family home videos to the latest
technology by converting them all to a Blu-ray disc. |
Why Blu-ray?
Blu-ray discs were developed to support the high-definition technology utilized by HDTV. To accommodate the high-definition technology Blu-ray discs have much greater storage capacity than standard DVDs . Due to these and other enhancements, Blu-ray discs are expected to eventually replace the current standard DVD technology.
With Blu-ray discs you’ll not only enjoy the convenience of watching your old videos on a high quality DVD, but you’ll also consolidate your entire home movie collection into fewer discs. By transferring your videos to a Blu-ray disc, you’ll no longer need to dedicate an entire shelf or cabinet to |
Save Valuable Space
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Imagine taking a collection of 12
home videos and condensing them down to just one disc. It’s possible
with Blu-ray technology. A standard DVD at 4.4 GB only has enough space
to hold one VHS tape. A single layer Blu-ray disc with 25 GB can easily
hold 6, 2-hour VHS tapes without sacrificing quality. A dual layer Blu-ray
disc has 50 GB of space and can hold 12 VHS tapes on a single disc. |
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Makes Navigating through Home Movies Easier
DTS makes your movie watching experience more enjoyable by providing a navigation menu for each video on the disc. Each video chapter is broken down into sub-chapters at 5-minute intervals for easy selection of the video you want to watch, so you won’t have to randomly fast forward or rewind through tapes to find the part you want to watch like you do with VHS tapes. Best of all, no more rewinding required! |
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DTS is the Blu-ray Video Transfers Leader
As one of the first in the industry to offer video transfer services
to Blu-ray discs, we’re proud to have our experienced staff on-hand
to handle your video transfer needs. All video transfers go through
our high-quality encoding process before they end up on a Blu-ray disc,
so you enjoy the optimal viewing experience. |
Blu-ray Transfer Formats Supported:
DTS can transfer VHS, VHS-C, Video 8, Hi-8, Beta, & MiniDV to a Blu-ray disc |
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Blu-ray Transfer Options and Pricing
As one of the first in the industry to offer video transfer services to Blu-ray discs, we’re proud to have our experienced staff on-hand to handle your video transfer needs. All video transfers go through our high-quality encoding process before they end up on a Blu-ray disc, so you enjoy the optimal viewing experience. |
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| Disc Configuration |
Super Blu Disc
(single layer Blu-ray disc) |
Ultra Blu Disc
(dual layer Blu-ray disc) |
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| Hours of Video: |
12 hours |
24 |
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Number of
VHS, VHS-C, Video 8, Hi-8, Beta,
MiniDV on
one Blu-ray disc |
6 (2 hour videos) |
12 (2 hour videos) |
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| Set-Up Cost: |
$150 (per disc) |
$280 (per disc) |
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| Blu-ray copies |
$50 (per disc) |
$90 (per disc) |
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| Portable Hard Drive for editing |
$150 for 500GB USB |
$150 for 500GB USB |
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If provide own portable hard
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$19.99 data transfer |
$19.99 data transfer |
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Ready to Order
Click here for a downloadable order form or call our customer service professionals to place your order over the phone at 866-733-5383.
Do you have old movie film you need
digitized, DTS can help.
Find out more on
the film transfer page.
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FAQ Section:
Is a Blu-ray player required?
Yes, in order to view a Blu-ray disc, a Blu-ray player is required. As Blu-ray technology is expected to become the standard for movies, Blu-ray
players and movies are becoming more readily available
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Can you improve the quality of my videos?
Using a special analog to digital conversion process and high quality variable
bit rate encoding, we are able to reproduce the video exactly as it appears in
its analog form. The video quality itself is limited in resolution.
Will my videos look better on Blu-ray than regular DVD?
No. Generally the video quality is optimized by using a variable bitrate of 8
Mbps. Blu-ray does however make the viewing experience much easier and impressive
by consolidating and organizing your collection into easy to navigate discs.
How much video can I fit onto a Blu-ray disc?
We can transfer up to 12 hours of video onto our Super Blu discs and 24 hours
onto our Ultra Blu discs.
What if I just want video tapes transferred to a standard DVD disc?
We can also transfer your video tapes to DVD if desired.
Do you charge less per smaller tapes?
To make the pricing as simple as possible to calculate, we charge a flat handling
and transfer rate per tape.
What other formats do you support?
We can handle most consumer and professional analog video, movie film, and still image formats, including: Umatic, MiniDV, DVCam,
BetaSP, Digibeta, HDCam, HDCam-SR, HDV, PAL VHS, PAL VHS-C, PAL Video-8, PAL Hi-8, PAL MiniDV, PAL DVCam, 8mm film, super 8mm film (silent),
super 8mm film (sound), 16mm film (silent), 16mm film (sound – optical and magnetic), 35mm film, 35mm slides, 35mm negatives, still prints.
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How To Order
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