About Us

About us, our company UwVideoDigitaal was established to meet a clear need. Because it is about safeguarding and preserving footage and sound. It allows us to preserve memories that have been recorded on Cinefilm, Videotape, Photo and Slide material as well as all sound carriers for the future.

Videotapes are often several decades old, which can seriously reduce the quality of these videotapes. Interference stripes, snow, or other irregularities may occur when the quality of the captured footage is reduced. This partly depends on the quality of the videotape and the way in which it has been stored. Videotapes are best kept at a constant temperature and humidity, e.g. in a cool dry place.

For cinefilm it also applies that image and sound loss can be perceived due to aging. Spots ‘splashes’ can also occur in the cinefilm material. It’s often caused by a kind of fungus that settles between the outer layers of the cinefilm material. Cracks can also occur in the cinefilm material.

Most households no longer have a properly functioning videorecorder or camcorder where the videotape can be viewed. UwVideoDigitaal invested in professional equipment to be able to realize this for you.

We treat your images with care and will do our utmost to deliver the best possible quality. Our professional video recorders are equipped with a Time Base Correction (TBC) to provide the most stable footage possible. If videotapes are too bad to convert we will notify you. You can then decide whether we convert it to digital or not.

In addition to converting analog videotapes to digital carriers (DVD, Blu-ray, hard disk or USB stick), we can also provide your footage with text and titles. If necessary we can remove bad parts and assemble images in sequence. The end result is then delivered on the digital medium. These matters must be requested in advance so that we can make a cost estimate.

Questions about our company and the possibilities you can always send us a message by e-mail at Email: info@uwvideodigitaal.nl or give us a call at +3110 7371178.