Betamax to DVD Service or Digital

Betamax to Digital Transfer Even second place deserve a second chance                                             Ages before Netflix, long before DVDs, we witnessed the original home video format war. It was the mid 70s and the stage was set. In one corner, we had the current champ, Sony’s Betamax, an already established and consumer-accepted video tape. In the other corner, a new comer that just arrived on scene, the VHS, a cheaper, more accessible video tape. After a few years in the ring duking it out, the new comer came out victorious and Betamax video tapes never regained their home theater status. Betamax tape is the perfect consumer example that just because you’re first to the market doesn’t mean you’ll be the last one standing. The tapes themselves were slightly bigger in stature to VHS measuring in at one inch thick, six inches wide and nearly 4 inches tall. Being a Japanese product, “Beta” is the Japanese word for how signals are recorded onto the tape, and it’s also th