Local, Trusted. Serving Greater Boston since 1986
Don’t Ship Your Precious Video Tapes. Our lab is right here in Newton Center.
3 Reasons Greater Boston families choose us to convert their VHS tapes to DVD:
100% Local – Newton MA
Your precious video tapes stay right where you drop them off, until you return for them. All work is done right here in our Newton video transfer lab. Take Mass Pike Exit 17 to the Newton Exit, or Route 128 Exit 19A, or Route 9 to the Newton Center Exit.
VHS-to-DVD Transfer experts since 1986
Play it Again Video has been transferring video to DVD or digital formats since 1986. We are experienced at handling decades-old video media.
100% Satisfaction Guarantee
We are so confident we are one of the best at turning your VHS/VCR tapes, Hi8, 8mm, miniDV tapes to DVD or hard drive that if you are not satisfied, we will redo the work or refund your money, up to $200.
Face-to-face customer service. Our warm, friendly customer service associates are here to assist you face to face.
Not sure what’s on your video tapes? Call to reserve a tape-viewing station (no charge)
VHS to DVD Pricing
Standard VHS/VHS-C, 8mm, miniDV Tapes
DIGITAL PACKAGE
First 10 Tapes: $19.99/tape
$15.99 FOR TAPES 11+
SIGNATURE PACKAGE – MOST POPULAR!
First 10 Tapes: $27.99/tape
$22.99 FOR TAPES 11+
PAL/SECAM formats and all tapes over 2.5 hours: add $10 per tape
Umatic/Betacam SP/DVC Pro: add $20 per tape
“I went to Play it Again Video in July and the staff was fantastic to say the least. My order was supposed to take 3 weeks to complete, but was done early. We were able to enjoy the DVDs with much of the family at a reecnt vacation. Highly recommend.” Ron, Dedham.
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Greater Boston Film to DVD Transfer
Greater Boston Photo to Digital Services
Greater Boston 35mm Slides to Digital Services
Greater Boston Audio Cassette / LP to CD Services
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If I have about 8-10 VHS videos to transfer to DVD, how much would that be??? about?
If it is under 1 hour, it’s $18, if over 1 hour but under 2 hours, it’s $22.50. That includes a 10% quantity discount. –Myrtha
Dear Sir or Madam:
I have a batch of Hi8 and miniDV tapes that I would like to convert. However, some of them aren’t labelled and I don’t know which are blank and which have good material worth preserving. Unfortunately, my old videocamera doesn’t seem to be able to replay the old tapes so that I can review them. Is there a service that would let me take a look before submitting them to you for conversion – where I can rent your viewing equipment in-house to do the screening, for example?
thanks,
– Erin
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I have several 3/4″ VHS tapes. Do you have machines available to play these back?
Thanks, Jinx. It’s actually quite scary when you start going thurgoh lists of films and realise exactly how many you’ve seen over the years. I once did a different equation based on watching three movies a day and I must have gone wrong somewhere because the total gave me 200,000 films that I’ve watched and I don’t even think there are that many in existence. 😀 Maths is not my strong point. 🙁 I think I’ve probably watched about 10,000 films realistically. I always have the movie channels on so it soon builds up.