3/4" U-matic

U-matic was introduced in 1971 and was one of the first videotapes that used a self contained cartridge or "cassette" instead of open reels of videotape. The tape was 0.748" wide, so the format is often known as "three-quarter-inch" or simply "three-quarter" tape.

Digitizing World has several types of recorders, in house, that play Three-quarter U-matic tapes. We can easily transfer and digitize a single tape or an entire library of tapes. Please contact us for volume discounts.

Select Output Format:

Digital File (.mp4) Apple ProRes File DVD, +$19.95 Blu-ray Disc, +$29.95 / tape

Extras:

Tape Repair, +$29.95 / tape

Broken or damaged shells,
Tangled, snarled, or damaged sections of tape

Foreign Conversion PAL/NTSC, +$29.95 / tape Color Correction, +$19.95 / tape

−+  Extra DVD copies, +$9.95 / each

Digital Cloud Delivery, +$19.95 Thumb Drive, +$19.95

QTY:

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$ 54.95

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