Your living room or hall closet are both much better choices than the basement. Our best advice beyond digitizing is to make sure all your analog tapes are safely stored away from the elements. Our technicians examine all tapes before we transfer VHS to digital formats, often re-spooling the tape in new plastic cases. When you digitize VHS content, you can store it forever on your mobile devices. Tape slipping can make your whole tape start to skip in the VHS player and it’s a common problem with tapes stored over long periods of time. Have you ever heard of tape slipping? What about magnetic tape deterioration? Tape warping? Tape crease? These are all things that can destroy your priceless family memories if they’re not caught and handled by experts. At EverPresent we’ve seen it all and we take extra care to handle your VHS tapes with expertise.
It’s more important than ever to get your VHS tapes to DVD or USB because there are a lot of things that can go wrong with these old analog formats. In fact, the magnetic tape inside the VHS case is deteriorating quite quickly. 40 years later, your smartphone is more powerful than that 1976 Super Computer, but your VHS tapes are not improving as they sit in a box in your basement. To put that into perspective, that was the same time the first Super Computer was launched at a cost of $8.8 million The Muppet Show, Family Feud and Laverne & Shirley first premiered and the U.S. In 2017, the VHS tape turned 40 years old.
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