Play it Again is now a part of EverPresent, New England's largest and most respected family memories company. 84 Needham St., Suite 130 in Newton, MA. To learn more about EverPresent please visit everpresent.com. We are Local. No need to ship off your precious irreplaceable media out of town, out of state, out of country. Local also means faster turnaround.Local also means a warm body to help you discuss options, questions, issues. 2. We use only professional equipment operated by dedicated photo and audio-video technicians, not inexperienced or minimum-wage help.
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We take great pride in getting it right the first time. And if we don't, then we will do all that we can to make it right. It's our guarantee that says Play it Again. If there is any questions, or any other information that you would require, please give us a call at (617) 332-3300. We look forward to working with you in making just the right video production that you envision.
Allison attended Brown University, where she specialized in studio art printmaking, etching, silk screening, and other visual arts. She is also a children's book author and illustrator. We are very fortunate to offer our customers the services of someone who brings her unique combination of training, craft, technical skill, and considerable artistic sensibility to the process. As the czarina of our still photo transfer department, Allison applies her many skills in curating and editing the many rare photos that come to us.
Play it Again Video is a video transfer on-site lab located in Newton, MA, just a few minutes away from Boston and many Greater Boston Communities. 8mm Film transfer - transfer your 8mm, Super 8, 16mm film to DVD or, to AVI or Quicktime files. Tape transfer - VHS tapes, Hi8, 8mm, miniDV tapes can be transferred to DVd or to AVI/Quicktime files.
Reviews (5)
Ed M.
Mar 09, 2017
Joshua R.
Mar 14, 2016
I hired them to convert four, old 78 records to CDs. It looks like they played them on the wrong record player with the wrong settings - some came back as if they'd been played as a 33 and some as if played as a 45. The records were mostly of piano music, so the music came out as v.e.r.y s.l.o.w and low-pitched because they were played at too slow of a speed.
Another shop told me that in addition to speed differences, the 78 records should be played with a different type of cartridge than 33/45 records, so it would appear they didn't do that either. I'm familiar enough with computers to correct the speed in software, but it took a few hours of work, which I wasn't super happy to have needed to do. UPDATE: Increased rating from 2 to 3 stars - they kindly offered to refund the charge.
Another shop told me that in addition to speed differences, the 78 records should be played with a different type of cartridge than 33/45 records, so it would appear they didn't do that either. I'm familiar enough with computers to correct the speed in software, but it took a few hours of work, which I wasn't super happy to have needed to do. UPDATE: Increased rating from 2 to 3 stars - they kindly offered to refund the charge.
Richard C.
Mar 01, 2016
Jeff K.
Feb 03, 2016
I have used this company twice now to transfer 8mm film to digital format. Both times they have done an excellent job. It's not inexpensive but worth every penny. They can transfer the film to USB drive or dvd. Also they gave me two tiny vhs type master copies in case I lost or damaged my dvd. In addition, they spliced all the 8mm film onto larger reels.
This was all done before the time frame they quoted and adjusted the price down as there wasn't as much film as they estimated when I dropped it off. If you are looking for good hands to preserve the memories of your family give this company a shot. I will use them again in the future for sure.
This was all done before the time frame they quoted and adjusted the price down as there wasn't as much film as they estimated when I dropped it off. If you are looking for good hands to preserve the memories of your family give this company a shot. I will use them again in the future for sure.
Matthew G.
Mar 23, 2015
