By J.D. BIERSDORFER
Published: July 21, 2009

If you don’t have a film-transfer company near where you live, you can find plenty of them on the Web that work through the mail. Some of these include GotMemories (which shows a video of the transfer process on its site), the Home Movie Depot and Video Conversion Experts. YesVideo works with local drugstores to let you drop off your film reels in person.

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Got Memories was featured in a report on small business in Phoenix by Michelle Algazi of the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism. The report was used on ASU TV.

Please Note: This video displays equipment we no longer use. We update our equipment yearly so none of the hardware pictured is still in use. We currently use an updated transfer process and hardware that allows for a quicker transfer and lower cost to our customers. In addition, we have recently moved into a larger facility in Tempe, AZ.

by Dave Cherry - Jul. 23, 2008 05:28 AM
Call 12 for Action

Do you have a bunch of VHS tapes laying around the house? How about some old reel-to-reel films your Dad handed down to you? If you don't act quickly to transfer these memories to DVD, they could be lost forever.

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