Video tape
VHS · Betacam · U-matic · other legacy tape
01Media preservation & digitizing / San FranciscoYour media has a past.
Your media has a past.
Give it a next format.
Identify the source, flag its condition, define the intended use—then ask the right questions before work begins.
Audio media
Audio tape · cassettes · other recorded media
02Film
Motion-picture film and related legacy sources
03Still image
Slides · negatives · prints · high-resolution originals
04Existing digital
Files · discs · drives · media collections
05Original work, brought forward
The work is the proof.
Project, process, equipment, and material imagery now share the page with the technical facts.
View the business’s original source ↗
One preservation pathSource media enters.
Source media enters.
A usable future leaves.
- 01Identify
Format, quantity and labels
- 02Assess
Condition and project goal
- 03Plan
Digitizing, repair or archive scope
- 04Deliver
Agree the intended output
This sequence is an orientation—not a handling, recovery, privacy or delivery guarantee. Confirm the actual workflow directly with Digital Revolution.
“The first useful question is not ‘Can this be digitized?’ It is ‘What should this media become useful for?’”
Digital Revolution’s current official site identifies Paul Grippaldi as founder and describes services for individuals, institutions, nonprofits, film companies, government agencies and corporations. This concept does not reproduce the site’s client-logo wall or imply endorsement.
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