Video transferring: Betamax into Premium DVD
Betamax tapes were a format originally introduced by Sony in the 80's. The Betamax cassette is smaller than the VHS cassette, and this format produces a sharper picture, although the difference was not always obvious to the home consumer, as both technologies progressed.
The Betamax format and VHS format are often compared on technical terms. However, regular Betamax tape offers only 60 minutes of recording, but maximum tape length of SuperBeta is 300 minutes.
In domestic use, Betamax ultimately lost to VHS tapes, despite Sony's extensive marketing and licensing efforts. We can handle all types of Betamax tapes - type I, II and III, Hi-Fi and SuperBeta.
Enter the number of videotapes you wish to transfer into Premium DVDs and click 'Add to Cart'.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our customer service department. We will answer you personally and promptly.
Betamax to Premium DVD
- Up to two hours of video per DVD.
- Video content is digitally filtered to improve video and audio quality.
- Premium DVD contains 48 chapters and on-screen TV menu for easy navigation.
All chapter images are displayed on the Premium DVD case cover. This makes selecting a scene much easier and more convenient. You don't need to stop watching your video to return to the DVD menu. Just take a quick look at your DVD case cover and decide which scene you want to play next. Then press the number of the scene on your DVD remote control to start your video exactly at the place you want.
This feature has also helped thousands of our happy customers sort out their home movie archives. It's no longer necessary to play your DVD to find out its content.
