The Trusted VHS...

VHS tapes were the dominant format for home videos throughout the 1980s and 1990s. These black constructed plastic boxes held two spools upon which half-inch thick magnetic tape would be wound. These cassettes could hold up to twelve hundred feet of magnetic tape, and depending on the recording setting, could record several hours of video. It was only after 2000 that VHS tapes would be replaced by a new format, the digital versatile disc. Today DVDs, time-shifting DVRs, and blu-ray players make VHS tapes and the video cassette players a mere memory of the past.

 

 

 

Remember When...

...your Grandparents would drive down to see you perform in a school play or were there for your first middle school touchdown? There was Grandpa, lugging that large black case. He came prepared, with a sleek new VHS tape that he would slide into that enormous video recorder, perched precariously upon his shoulder. The record button would be hit, and those performances and moments would be saved forever, or so he hoped. VHS tapes were great back in the 1980s, but today the format has been passed by, and many people want to preserve their home movies to DVD. Continue what your Grandfather started by preserving those moments that existed in the past by converting your VHS's to DVD.

Southtree is dedicated to helping our customers re-live those past moments that can often be trapped inside old formats. . Join the thousands of customers who have trusted Southtree to help them transfer their VHS to DVD. Gather up those old tapes that have been collecting dust inside the attic and send them to Southtree. Since 2001 we have been helping customers from all across the United States transfer their home movies to DVD through our mail-in service. Our VHS to DVD service is one of our most popular, as the majority of our customers have VHS tapes that are aging and are looking for a simple and trustworthy source to preserve their family's history.