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LP2CD Regular Audio Transfers

Disc formats: 

• LP (Long Play, 33 1/3 rpm) vinyl records (12 inch or 10 inch microgroove records)
• Home made records (78 rpm, 45 rpm or 33 1/3 rpm such as "Recordio", "Wilcox Gay", "Voice-O-Graph", "Silvertone", "Federal Perma", etc.)
• USO records (sponsored by "Pepsi", "Coca Cola", USO), Automat Recording Machine records
• Studio produced records (lacquers, acetates, glass substrate, demos, one-off records)
• 78 rpm (commercially released 78rpm records)
• 16-inch Records (Transcriptions) (33 1/3 rpm or 78 rpm, such as "U.S. Armed Forces Radio Service" broadcasts)
• 45 rpm records (7-inch "jukebox-type" records)
• 12-Inch Singles and 45RPM Extended Play (EP) records (DJ, Disco, Dance, Mix records that fit the definition of a 12-Inch Single)
• Dubplates ("dubplate specials": reggae, dancehall, dubstep, drum and bass, soca, chutney, hip hop, etc.)
• Edison Diamond Discs, Edison "Recreations", other 78rpm Acoustical Discs
• Edison Red (plastic) discs
• Vertical Cut records
• 17-inch Transcriptions (33 1/3 rpm or 78 rpm, broadcast, radio and film soundtrack records)
• 16 2/3 rpm (or 16rpm) records
• 8 1/3 rpm (or 8rpm) records
• Unusual record formats

Tape formats:

• Reel-To-Reel (open reel) tape (1/4 inch, stereo or mono, half-track or quarter-track tape)
• 8-track tape (8-track cartridges played in cars and home stereos)
• Cassette tape
• Microcassette tape
• DAT tape

Other formats:

• Wire Recordings
• MiniDisc
• Audio (soundtrack) only recorded from video sources (LaserDisc, VHS, Beta)

QUADRAPHONIC (Quad) Records, Reel-to-reel Tapes and 8-Track Tapes Conversions

Quadraphonic recordings (four discrete audio channels) represented the highest and most advanced form of spacial audio fidelity of the 1970s.  In fact, quadraphonic recordings were decades ahead of their time.  Due to complicated setups and expensive equipment most people resisted adopting the technology and it all folded.  Too bad it died (and did not produce more recordings), as today, 40 years later, multi-track audio reproduction is the standard.  The Quad recordings produced in the 70s are absolutely amazing!  The lucky few who still have in their collection (or can still get their hands on) Quadraphonic recordings are now able to use our service to play Quad recordings in their full 70s glory!  It you see that your LP, reel-to-reel or 8-track tape is marked QUADRAPHONIC or QUAD it is entirely worthwhile to get the quad recording transferred to CD as a Quadraphonic Conversion.  Please note that in order to enjoy our Quad CDs you need to have playback equipment capable of playing DTS or DOLBY DIGITAL recordings.  This is most commonly found in Home Theatre setups.  (Please do not order a Quadraphonic Conversion if you will play the CD on a boombox, as it will not work).  It was known as "The greatest sensation of the music world!" - "4 Channel Dimensional Stereo". One final thought: the Quadraphonic technology is exactly the same vintage as the Voyager spacecrafts.  Just as the Voyagers, after performing brilliantly for four decades, are sadly approaching "end of life", our equipment and this service will not last forever.  It is almost impossible to re-acquire, so when it dies this service will forever disappear.  So if you are reading this and have Quadraphonic recordings, best to get it done now.

• QUADRAPHONIC SQ LP Conversions
• QUADRAPHONIC CD4 LP Conversions
• QUADRAPHONIC Reel-to-reel Conversions
• QUADRAPHONIC 8-track Conversions

Video Transfers to DVD or HEVC H.265 MKV file on USB stick

• LaserDisc (LD) - NTSC (American) and PAL (foreign) formats accepted
• VHS and VHS-C - NTSC (American), PAL (foreign) and SECAM (foreign) formats accepted
• SVHS and SVHS-C - NTSC, PAL and SECAM formats accepted
• Beta / Betamax (consumer version, see below Beta SP) - NTSC, PAL and SECAM accepted
• ED Beta (Extended Definition Beta) - Only NTSC accepted (foreign formats not available for ED Beta)
• SuperBeta (High Band Beta) - NTSC, PAL and SECAM accepted
• Beta SP / Betacam SP - Only NTSC accepted (foreign formats not available for Beta SP)
• Hi8 and Video8 - NTSC and PAL accepted
• Digital 8 - NTSC and PAL formats accepted
• miniDV and DV - MiniDV: NTSC and PAL accepted; DV: Only NTSC accepted
• DVCAM - Only NTSC accepted (foreign formats not available for DVCAM)
• DVD - Only for conversion from DVD NTSC (American) to DVD PAL (foreign) (or from DVD PAL to DVD NTSC)
• VCD (Video CD) - NTSC and PAL accepted
• Video Restoration 4K 5-minute proof (test) video - See what our restoration/enhancement converstion can do for your video tape or disc.

Video Enhancement Restoration Upscale to 4K UHD service

• Take a look at our Video Enhancement Restoration Upscale to 4K UHD Gallery showing Before/After split-screen frame grabs.
• To get your order started click: Video Enhancement Restoration Upscale to 4K UHD service
• Order a 5-minute proof (test video) of your video tape or disc to see what is possible with our Video Enhancement Restoration service.

• LaserDisc (LD) - NTSC (American) and PAL (foreign) formats accepted
• VHS and VHS-C - NTSC (American), PAL (foreign) and SECAM (foreign) formats accepted
• SVHS and SVHS-C - NTSC, PAL and SECAM formats accepted
• Beta / Betamax (consumer version, see below Beta SP) - NTSC, PAL and SECAM accepted
• ED Beta (Extended Definition Beta) - Only NTSC accepted (foreign formats not available for ED Beta)
• SuperBeta (High Band Beta) - NTSC, PAL and SECAM accepted
• Beta SP / Betacam SP - Only NTSC accepted (foreign formats not available for Beta SP)
• Hi8 and Video8 - NTSC and PAL accepted
• Digital 8 - NTSC and PAL formats accepted
• miniDV and DV - MiniDV: NTSC and PAL accepted; DV: Only NTSC accepted
• DVCAM - Only NTSC accepted (foreign formats not available for DVCAM)

RAW Video Transfers to Uncompressed - standard definition video digitizing service

• To get your order started click: RAW Video Transfers to Uncompressed

RAW Audio Transfers (24/96 transfers  and 16/44 transfers) - digitizing service

Raw Transfers are (unedited) audio data files of your recordings, digitized at 24 bits / 96 khz (or 16/44 if you prefer) using the best available playback equipment and A/D converters. The Raw Transfers option is used by studios and audio "do-it-yourselfers". If you are reading this and are not familiar with the terminology, it will be wiser not to select this option.

• 1/2 Inch 8-track reel-to-reel (half inch, 8 track, open reel tape)
• 1/4 Inch 8-track reel-to-reel (quarter inch, 8 track, open reel tape. Example: as recorded by Fostex recorders)
• 1/4 Inch 4-track reel-to-reel (4 simultaneous tracks, "quarter track" open reel tape)
• 1/4 Inch 2-track reel-to-reel (stereo, "half track" open reel tape)
• LP Records (Commercially produced, pressed vinyl, 33 1/3 microgroove records)
• 16 inch and 17 inch Records (Broadcast, Radio or Film Transcriptions at 33 1/3 rpm or 78 rpm)
• Studio produced records (lacquers, acetates, glass substrate, demos, one-off records)
• Home made records (78 rpm, 45 rpm or 33 1/3 rpm), also Automat recording machine records, USO records, etc.
• Cassette tapes (Compact Cassette)

CD and DVD Duplication