DVD and VHS digitizingin Bonham, Texas
We convert DVDs and VHS tapes into MP4 video files you can watch on any phone, computer or TV, and we can upload them to YouTube for easy sharing. It costs $20 per DVD or tape, and game film is $5 a game.
$20 per DVD or VHS tape. Game film $5 a game.
Preserving local memories in a digital world
Backroads Digital doesn't just help businesses grow. We also help preserve the moments that matter.
- Old DVDs don't last forever.
- Computers no longer come with disc drives.
- Memories stored on aging media can easily be lost.
Digitizing your footage means it can be
- Watched on modern devices
- Shared with family and friends
- Preserved for future generations
We take care of the technical process so you don't have to.
Pricing
Simple, per-disc pricing. You'll know the total before we start.
$20
per DVD or VHS tape, converted to digital
$5
per game of game film, or $20 a disc
If a disc or tape holds more than 4 games, you only pay $20 for it.
Extra
for a flash drive or external hard drive
No charge if you bring your own.
We digitize DVDs and VHS tapes.
What's included
Depending on your project, digitizing can include:
- DVD and VHS conversion to MP4 video files
- Files organized and labeled
- A custom opening title graphic, if you want one
- YouTube upload, public or unlisted
- Delivery on a flash drive or external hard drive
Perfect for
- High school and youth sports footage
- Church recordings
- Weddings and special events
- Family home videos
- Local organization recordings
Each video is carefully processed, labeled, and delivered in a clean, organized format.
See our work
Game film we've digitized and shared on YouTube.
Questions about digitizing
What can you digitize?
DVDs and VHS tapes. Each one is converted to an MP4 video file that plays on phones, computers and smart TVs.
How much does it cost?
$20 per DVD or VHS tape. Game film is $5 per game or $20 a disc, and if a disc or tape holds more than 4 games you only pay $20 for it.
How do I get my videos back?
On a flash drive or external hard drive, uploaded to YouTube, or both. Drives cost extra unless you bring your own.
Can you put the videos on YouTube?
Yes. We can upload them as public videos anyone can find, or as unlisted videos that only people with the link can watch.
Why digitize now?
DVDs and tapes wear out over time, and most new computers no longer have a disc drive. Converting them now keeps the memories watchable for the next generation.
Helpful reading
Have tapes or discs to convert? Call or text Trevor at 903-300-6209 to talk about your project.