We convert a wide variety of vintage media types to digital formats including:

• VHS to DVD (Videotapes and inaccessible digital video to DVD) 
• This service includes all types of VHS tapes in the following formats (Standard VHS, VHS-C, 8mm (video cassettes, not round reels) Hi-8mm, Digital-8mm, Mini DV, etc.).  Also we can convert mini-DVDs to standard DVDs as well as hard drive camera footage to DVD. If you have an original working camera and don't see your format listed here there is still a possibility that we can transfer the video to DVD. However, we do NOT transfer any copyrighted material with out a signed and verified copyright release from the original copyright holder on their company  letterhead.

• slide scanning services

• photo scanning services

• photo restoration services (any type of image or memorabilia)

At Vintage 2 Digital the client is part of the process from start to finish.  During the in depth initial meeting, we learn about you and your goals for the project.  We also carefully inspect the media to be converted for any areas that seem especially fragile.  The next phase is the conversion process, during which you receive regular updates by email or phone about the status of your project.  Finally, when the project is complete we set up a final appointment to personally return both the originals and the completed project.

Our pricing structure is centered on providing top quality services in the form of packages that maximize the experience of enjoying your treasured memories on your modern equipment.  We have completed numerous media conversions to modern formats.  Thus we are able to break down the cost of the packages into a per item basis for ease of budgeting and estimating costs.

We are able to work with just about any budget due to the flexibility of custom tailored packages that can help you meet your goals while being respectful of your budget. 

Please see our Pricing and Details page on this website for more details or feel free to call us.   

Vintage 2 Digital is not a large volume facility.  I have always strived for quality over quantity of projects as well as providing personalized customer service.  Thus I can only take on a limited number of projects at a time.  If my company is at capacity for active projects, then I have a waiting list system.  This approach allows me to do my best to balance my strong desire to fully honor the commitments made to my existing clients while trying to be fair to prospective clients.  I want to give each client and their project the full attention they deserve. 

If you have emergency circumstances such as a death in the family, and need a small amount of media converted into a digital format for a memorial service or similar urgent need, I will do my best to accommodate those needs.  However, there is no guarantee that I can complete the entire project on short notice.  If you have a specific time line that you want your project completed in, you are still welcome to contact me and I will do my best to refer you to another company that may be able to help you with your needs. 

I have recently learned that cybercriminals know no bounds of decency. A few months ago this website got an enormous amount of random unwanted attention from a company in Russia.  While they were unsuccessful in hacking this website they apparently found our business phone number to be "useful" in a massive "neighborhood spoofing scam”. Please be advised if you receive multiple phone calls a day from my business number 706-227-6343 or 706-355-3218, especially if those calls are of the “call, silence, and hang up” variety.  Please know that it is NOT originating from Vintage 2 Digital.  I sincerely apologize for the inconvenience this is causing people in our area and I am working every possible avenue to try and stop this phone number from being spoofed. 

If you have any doubts as to the validity of a phone call from 706-227-6343 or 706-355-3218 please feel free to give us a call back as it will be directed to the actual owner of Vintage 2 Digital not the cybercriminals.  Thus far the cybercriminals are only using this number to spoof outbound caller ID (what you see on your phone) but have not messed with inbound calls to Vintage 2 Digital if you were to call the number above.  

Because of the extra security precautions Vintage 2 Digital has enacted to try to contain this situation, if I miss your call and you do not leave a voicemail you may receive a return call via a caller ID that is “blocked” until I am sure you are not a robocall or cyber criminal trying to gain additional information.  I also no longer identify my company or myself when initially answering the phone.  I will say “hello” and I may "ask who is calling" and then wait for you to identify yourself and/or let me know that you are calling to reach Vintage 2 Digital.  However, if I am legitimately calling you on behalf of Vintage 2 Digital I will not only state my name, the name of my company, whom I am calling for and the reason for the call.  If I'm returning a missed call from a number that did not leave a voicemail I will have my caller ID blocked from view on your phone and I will simply say that "I missed a call from this number" and ask whom you were trying to reach.

Recently I have had incidents where the cybercriminals were recording my voice where I said my name and the name of my company when I answered the phone.  I do not want to give them the opportunity to further abuse my phone number by giving them the opportunity to record more of my voice.  So please be patient with my company as we try to get this issue resolved and I genuinely look forward to speaking with you.