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Broadcast video tape digitisation and preservation
Broadcast & Digital Preservation

Broadcast Video Tape Digitisation

Professional preservation and conversion of analogue and digital broadcast video formats for archives, museums, universities, businesses and private collections.

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Professional Broadcast Video Tape Conversion

Oxford Duplication Centre are a multi-award winning company that specialises in the digitisation of analogue and digital video or audio cassette tapes. Our services are highly recommended by leading universities, museums, archives and private individuals.

Our conversion units are industry grade AWS conversion and encoders to provide video transfers from all broadcast tapes in the highest quality possible. We provide both lossless and lossy codecs for easy viewing.

For a quotation, please contact cheryl@oxfordduplicationcentre.com or call 01865 457000 .

Professional broadcast video tape digitisation

Digitising Options

We can transfer broadcast video in a range of resolutions and aspect ratios according to the requirements of your collection, archive or production workflow.

Native Standard Definition

Transfer to native SD 720x576 resolution using a 4:3 aspect ratio.

HD Upscaling

Up-scale to HD 1920x1080p resolution using a 16:9 aspect ratio.

Digital Preservation & File Formats

ProRes 422 HQ | ProRes 422 | MOV | H.264 | XDCAM HD | DPX | Uncompressed 8 or 10 bit | DNxHD | AVI | DCP

Broadcast Video Formats

We support a wide range of legacy and professional broadcast formats. Explore the formats below to find out more about our specialist transfer services.

PAL broadcast video preservation

PAL Video Standards

PAL video resolution is typically 720x576 pixels for standard definition, using 625 interlaced lines at 25 frames per second (576i/25), providing a higher vertical resolution than NTSC (720x480) but a lower frame rate.

This results in a 50Hz signal (25 fps) compatible with European power grids. While the raw frame size is 5:4, it is often displayed as 4:3 (720x540) or stretched to 16:9 widescreen on modern displays.

Have Broadcast Tapes That Need Preserving?

Whether you have a single tape, a corporate collection, broadcast archive or heritage collection, we can discuss the most appropriate digitisation and preservation workflow for your material.

cheryl@oxfordduplicationcentre.com   |   01865 457000

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