Converting VHS, VHS-C & Hi8 Tapes to Digital - Any recommendations?

[cruiseroutfit]

I've got a small collection (~20) of standard VHS, VHS-C (with titles like Little Moab & Helldorado 1999), and Hi8 camcorder tapes I would love to digitize. Some are mine, some belonged to others and ended up with me. I'm seeing prices of ~$15/each online.

Any good local services in that ballpark you can recommend?

 

[moab_cj5]

I've got a small collection (~20) of standard VHS, VHS-C (with titles like Little Moab & Helldorado 1999), and Hi8 camcorder tapes I would love to digitize. Some are mine, some belonged to others and ended up with me. I'm seeing prices of ~$15/each online.

Any good local services in that ballpark you can recommend?

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If you have a player I have the software and cables to capture them. I can do VHS, but not the others.

 

[cruiseroutfit]

If you have a player I have the software and cables to capture them. I can do VHS, but not the others.

No players for any of them. We don't even have a DVD player in my house.

 

[DAA]

Costco used to do it, but I don't know if they still do.

- DAA

 

[cruiseroutfit]

Costco used to do it, but I don't know if they still do.

- DAA

Ah cool. I'll check

 

[Stephen]

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[OldGeezer]

I tried Costco for film conversion...it was horrible. Cropped the pictures being the biggest problem. I ended up using Larsen Digital in Ogden. They have sales every now and again.
If you want to DIY I have both a Hi8 deck and a VHS-C adapter that uses any VHS recorder you can borrow. Probably have a Hi8 camcorder somewhere too.

 

[Medsker]

If you go to a "FamilySearch Center" they can do most or all of those things for free. You have to do them yourself but most have a multi-speed option. I went on a tour at the Riverton one off of 134th and couldn't believe all the things they did there. I'm pretty sure it is for everyone whether you are a church member or not.

 

[Unimog]

If you go to a "FamilySearch Center" they can do most or all of those things for free. You have to do them yourself but most have a multi-speed option. I went on a tour at the Riverton one off of 134th and couldn't believe all the things they did there. I'm pretty sure it is for everyone whether you are a church member or not.

I've used the one at the Riverton familysearch you are describing. Free for anyone to use, but you might need to reserve it.