VHS, VHS-C, and Hi8 tapes are the most frequent, often containing family events, church services, and neighborhood gatherings. We also see a lot of photo prints and negatives from the 1980s and 1990s, plus occasional 8mm film from earlier decades of North Miami life.

Our Boca Raton studio is about 35 to 40 minutes north on I-95. You can drop off in person during business hours or use our prepaid shipping kit for doorstep convenience. Both options include full tracking and insurance.

If you have personal footage recorded at MOCA events, exhibitions, or nearby gatherings, we can absolutely digitize those tapes. We handle the transfer of whatever content is on the tape, regardless of where it was filmed.

Humidity-damaged photos that are stuck together are a common issue in North Miami. Our team carefully separates stuck prints using archival techniques. Some prints may have transfer marks where they were adhered, but we can often improve these with digital restoration after scanning.

Yes. MiniDV was the dominant camcorder format from the late 1990s into the mid-2000s, and we process these frequently. MiniDV tapes actually contain very high-quality footage, so the digital transfers look excellent on modern screens.

Yes. We deliver video files in MP4 format, which plays on virtually every smart TV, computer, phone, and tablet. You can play them from a USB drive plugged into your TV or stream from the cloud link we provide.

Standard turnaround is 2 to 4 weeks. If you have a deadline, ask about our rush service when placing your order. We accommodate rush requests whenever possible, especially for milestone events like reunions, memorial services, or milestone birthdays.