Video8

During the 1980s, Video8 was launched into a market dominated by the VHS-C and Betamax formats. In terms of video quality, Video8, and Beta-II offered similar performance in their standard-play modes. In terms of audio, Video8 generally outperformed its older rivals. All Video8 machines used audio frequency modulation (AFM) to record sound along the same helical tape path as that of the video signal.

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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$ 24.95

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