Posted by :Jerry: on 07/27/07 23:01

"Dan Mills" <dmills@exponent.myzen.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
> I have an archiving problem, namely a vast pile of 1/2 inch reel to
> reel
> video (from a Sony AV 3200, which I think is EIA-J?), all of which
> are
> sticky and need baking followed by transfer to something modern.
>
> And the other problem is they are 525/30 (Not NTSC, this predates
> consumer colour cameras). Obviously given the free running nature of
> this
> kit, the actual rates and line counts could be anything.
>
> Any suggestions for a preferably UK based company that can handle
> the
> baking, playback and format conversion onto some modern (And
> preferably UK PAL) format?
>

If you haven't tried them already, Dubbs of London (URL:
http://www.dubbs.co.uk/dubbs/Index.html) might be able to help - if
they can't do the job they might well know who can.
--
Regards, Jerry.
Location - United Kingdom.
In the first instance please reply to group.

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