Transferring vhs and 8mm film to dvd

[aceman117 723]

I went up in the attic at my mom's place 2 weeks ago and gathered a ton of equipment.

Found three 8 mm  bell & howe projectors which all work, slide projectors, three different camcorders from different eras, at least a hundred VHS tapes with movies on starting from 1980. Also, ton of audio gear from the 70s and 80s.

Found my mother's wedding on 8mm film from 1955. I purchased a Magnavox VHS to DVD converter and have burned about 25 DVD' so far.

I'm also looking at the wolverine 8 mm machine that will convert 8 mm tape to a flash drive.

I heard that machine is very slow. Are there any other machines that will convert 8 mm film to DVD like the machine I have for VHS?? I have not found anything yet.

My mother will be tickled pink when she sees all these videos especially her wedding. 

Edited June 3, 2020 by aceman117

[maytag 853]

We did all of ours at Costco. Not that much money and they came out great.

[Packratt 395]

There is a company in Richmond va that is/was supposed to be very good at doing. this. They used to be on one of my routes but I'm drawing a blank on the name. If you'd like I'll try to dig them up.

[ChrisTFM35 667]

Leave transferring the film to these folks. Www.pro8mm.com

 

These do my developing and transferring

[aceman117 723]

Thanks for the replies. I'll check that one link out.

[Packratt 395]

This should be the company I was thinking about.

 

http://revolve-cd.com/video-transfer/film-transfer/

[aceman117 723]

Thanks again for the replies. I have 27 of these 8mm reels to convert over...that's a lot of film!