We see a wide range: VHS tapes of family cookouts, church services, and youth football games are especially common. Many families also bring in 8mm home movies from the 1970s and boxes of photo prints spanning decades of life in the Carol City, Bunche Park, and Norwood neighborhoods.

Request a prepaid shipping kit from our website. We send you a sturdy box with packing materials, you load your tapes and photos, and USPS picks it up or you drop it at any post office. Insurance and tracking are included both ways. Our Boca Raton studio is also reachable in about 40 minutes via I-95 if you prefer to drop off in person.

Absolutely. We have converted many Hi8 and MiniDV tapes of Dolphins games, concerts, and tailgates recorded by Miami Gardens families over the years. The footage is transferred to MP4 at full resolution so every detail comes through clearly on modern screens.

In most cases, yes. Florida's storms cause a lot of water exposure to stored photos. Our team separates stuck prints, scans what remains, and can apply light digital restoration to reduce staining and warping. The sooner you bring them in, the better the results tend to be.

Pricing depends on the number of tapes and total runtime. VHS transfers start at around $29.95 per tape. We offer volume discounts for larger collections. Visit our pricing page or request a quote with details about your collection and we will provide an exact estimate.

Yes. Audio cassettes, microcassettes, and reel-to-reel tapes are all formats we convert. We have seen everything from recorded sermons and choir performances to personal voice letters. Each is digitized to high-quality audio files you can play on any device.

Always. Every original is handled carefully, cataloged, and returned to you in protective packaging with tracking. We never discard originals unless you specifically request it in writing.