Convert Video 2000 to digital
& save memories.

Backup your recordings

In order to save your Video 2000 tapes from decay, you have two options: converting them by yourself or using a professional digitising service like MEDIAFIX.

Converting your Video 2000 cassette to digital yourself is expensive in time and effort, since every single tape is digitised in real-time. The production of matching recorders was stopped in the early 2000s and a used Video 2000 recorder will cost about 150 to £200. Suitable software and a hard disk are required as well. Valueable time will however be the highest expense. If you add up all these expenses, it will pay off to have it done by a professional.

Since our customers usually don’t have the time, we can do it for you – at unbeatable prices. At MEDIAFIX, we convert Video 2000 tapes to digital, starting at £20.99 per tape. The price includes saving as MP4 files. Choose our professional Video 2000 converter: we have already digitised over 224 mio. images and film minutes so far.

Convert Video 2000 to digital: It’s that easy

1. Start a request & print the order form
2. Pack up your Video 2000 tapes, add the order form and bring it to the post
3. We convert your Video 2000 to digital, considering your wishes
4. Pay the order & receive your Video 2000 tapes back (of course you get back the files and your tapes)
5. Invite your family and enjoy the precious memories

Convert Video 2000 to Digital now!

Your affordable, high-quality Video 2000 tape conversion service

MEDIAFIX converts your Video 2000 starting at £20.99/tape – a price that is hard to beat. Low price, low-class service? Not at MEDIAFIX! Your satisfaction is important to us:

What we do for you:

• Included: Personal advice
• Included: An individual offer for your video collection
• Included: Our best-price-guarantee
• Included: Updates of the current status of your order
• Included: Accessibility by phone

How we digitise your Video 2000 tapes

• We charge for the actual durability of the recordings on a tape
• We convert Video 2000 tapes to digital and save them as MP4 files
• We fix film tears

How you get your Video 2000 tapes back

We digitise your Video 2000 tapes as MP4 files, which allows easiest handling. You can watch your videos on a computer, tablet or smartphone and share the files with your friends and relatives all over the world. Editing the videos is possible as well. Modern TVs give you the option for playing the videos directly on the device without having to connect a DVD player or video recorder. Just plugin the USB drive into the port on your TV, choose “USB” as input source and enjoy the videos. The storage device used for digitising your Betamax can either be an USB drive or external hard disk (with USB 3.0). You can buy a device from us or use an own one.

MEDIAFIX converts

Betamax * Betacam SP * VHS * VHS-C * S-VHS * S-VHS-C * MiniDV * Digital8 * Hi8 * Video 8 * U-Matic

We are the largest scanning provider in the UK. Thousands of customers have confided their recordings to MEDIAFIX – and they are absolutely satisfied. 224 million converted recordings and a customer satisfaction rate of 94% are proof enough.

Convert Video 2000 now!

Video 2000, also known as V2000, was introduced in 1979 from Grundig and Philips as a successor of the VCR system. Compared to the VCR system, the reels were placed next to each other, instead of on top of each other. In the beginning, the tapes had a duration of four hours. Later on, it was extended up to 16 hours. A special feature of the Video 2000 tape is that it could be recorded on both sides, just like an audio cassette. They almost look the same, but the Video 2000 cassette is the same size as a VHS tape.

Despite its technical advantages, the Video 2000 cassette had a bad start. When introduced, VHS and Betamax were strong competitors. In addition, the Video 2000 tape had technical issues in the beginning. There were problems with defect recorders, which couldn’t be solved until 1983. Furthermore, Philips and Grundig produced their own recorders, which weren’t compatible with each other. In 1984, Grundig and Philips started to produce VHS recorders. Two years later, they stopped the production of Video 2000 tapes.

We are happy to digitise your VHS-C, S-VHS, S-VHS-C, MiniDV, Hi8, Video 8, Digital 8 and Betamax / Betacam SP as well.

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