Mass Productions Digitizes Umatic and VHS archive for Framingham State University

September 11, 2015 By Paul Comments are Off Blog

Mass Productions is digitizing videotapes for Framingham State University. Over 100 3/4″ Umatic videotapes, VHS, Betacam SP, Digital Betacam, and some 16mm films from 1935!

Many of the Umatic videotapes are sticky and require baking before one final playback to recover the video to QuickTime Digital video files for archiving.

The films are very delicate, and we are scanning them to High Definition video files.

The videos and films contain graduation ceremonies, sports games, plays, and other important events that have taken place at Framingham State University over the decades.

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Client Testimonials

Speaking as someone who has worked professionally with tape and film for the past 50 years, I will say you could not do any better than Mass Productions.

Bill Lichtenstien-LCMedia
Developer, COMODO
I am delighted to give Paul Adams, proprietor of Mass Productions, and his fine work, our highest recommendation.

Susan Porter
Archivist, Temple Isreal
The digital audio files created by Mass Productions were of an amazing high quality.

Leslie McCartney
Archivist, UAF

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Audio to CD or Hard Drive:

33, 45, & 78 RPM Records
16″ Transcription Record
Audograph Dictation Records
Cassette & Micro Cassette
Reel to Reel
Wire recording
DAT
ADAT
Mini Disc
SONY PCM F1
DA-88

Mass Productions Digitizes Umatic and VHS archive for Framingham State University

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