Can anyone digitize and archive cave videos

[Kelly Jessop]

There a handful off older videos of cave diving on VHS format that are being lost, including the Diver Don Landis series. It would be a pity to lose these things forever. Can anybody take these and put them in a digital format and archive them for everyone to see?

[Sean Barnes]

Whats VHS??

[twaldo]

There is a service I believe in Chattanooga... they are expensive(ish) but will do copyrighted material I have used them for film and about to use them for a whitewater video... I'll FB you the link when I find it.

[tomf]

FWIW, I hear ads for this company on the radio.

https://legacybox.com/

[bullfrog]

legacy box was an advertiser on Rush

[twaldo]

It was Legacy Box... I just wanted to make sure I got the name right.

[Diverlee]

Website looks good. I?ll keep it in mind
Old cave diving videos. Have a box full. I?ll go through them and see what?s good or worth the price to digitalize


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[sdalcher]

There was a Don Landis video someone posted on YouTube... I believe it was on the Devils system. Actually now that I think about it I think it might have been Don himself that posted...

[sdalcher]

Found it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2cfb5WDEOo It was Don Landis!

[moose_grunt]

They make cheap USB to component dongles that come with bare-bones software to capture video. I got one 5 or 6 years ago to help my mom get rid of probably 20 years worth of home video. You still need a VCR to play the tape, though.

Jim

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