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Before contacting us:We digitize and transfer audio tapes from a wide variety of formats. As of October 2024 we have reduced the scope of the formats we work on. After 24 years of digitizing tapes, it was time to slow down. Therefore we are handling analog formats up to four tracks only in widths of 0.15 (cassettes), 0.250 (1/4 inch), and 0.5 (1/2 inch) plus, at least for now standard DATs, PCM F1 on both Betamax and VHS cassettes, 8-track cartridges, and some minidiscs. We do not process video tapes unless it's an audio-only
application. Here are analog,
digital,
and digital
multitrack examples of audio-only applications of video
tapes. Please check here
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Contact us to get your audio tape restored:Click here to send an email to richard@richardhess.comCall us at 647-479-2800 (Ontario, Canada, EST)For shipping information
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Useful information that will help us understand your projectThe more information you have available at your first contact with us, the easier and faster it will be to understand and estimate the cost of your project. Here are some of the things we need to know. Please do not be concerned if you do not know much of this, but if you do, it helps us make a more accurate estimate. Physical Tape: manufaturer, type number,
length, width, reel size, condition, storage climate history, and
any known or suspected problems. Content/Use: We need to know the content and how it was recorded. Knowing the intended use of the digitization effort will allow us to estimate the appropriate level of effort. Delivery format(s): Knowing your needs and level of expertise will allow us to help select the most cost efficient and appropriate delivery method (audio CDs, DVDs with files, USB drive with files, download). Your Contact Information: Please provide a
telephone number and the best times to reach you as sometimes it
is easier to learn about your project by talking through it
rather than attempting to solve everything in a lengthy string of
emails. |
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