Quality control for tape dropouts and physical damage.

Verifying the actual length of the videotape.

Checking the mechanical condition of the cassette.

Polishing the tape surface, decreasing wear on recorder heads.

Cleaning the tape surface, minimising contamination of the recorder heads.

Saves time and manpower for your organisation.

Saves equipment from un-necessary wear and tear, resulting in lower maintenance costs and prolonged life of expensive video heads

Every tape is recorded full-length with standard LTC/VITC timecode.

Timecode start time can be customised if 00:00:00:00 is not your required standard.

Before playing or copying an aged (archived) videocassette we recommend that the original is first checked and cleaned.

Our checking and cleaning process will remove dust, dirt and potential loose particles of emulsion that can lead to playback problems.

An original videocassette that has been cleaned in this way will always result in an improved quality copy.

Valuable archive material can be protected by storing the specific master videocassette (or a copy of the original) in a separate, dedicated, secure and/or environmentally controlled) location.

This will significantly reduce the risk of losing valuable and/or historic recordings.