Dean B.
12/21/2018
I was referred to Ron and the Transfer Lab by a dear friend who, like me, had boxes and boxes of old tapes in various formats with no way to watch them back. Ron and his crew are more than just a...
The Transfer Lab
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127 Franklin Rd Ste 200
Brentwood, TN 37027
The Transfer Lab, based in Brentwood, TN, offers a comprehensive range of media transfer services. From converting videotapes to digital or DVD formats to digitizing slides, 8mm and 16mm films, the lab caters to a variety of media preservation needs.
Additionally, The Transfer Lab handles tasks such as audio cassette and vinyl record digitizing, ensuring that cherished memories and sounds are preserved for future enjoyment. With services including corporate video archiving and 1-inch Type C broadcast videotape digitizing, the lab accommodates both personal and professional media transfer requirements.
Customers can conveniently place their orders online or in-person, with detailed instructions provided upon order confirmation. The Transfer Lab's meticulous workflow involves assigning unique tracking barcodes, professional digitization, and careful matching of original and digitized copies to guarantee a seamless and secure transfer process.
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4.512 reviewsTrent D.
2/10/2025
Everything was great! I would highly recommend their excellent services. And quality of the transfers were also better than I expected.
David D.
9/5/2024
This outfit makes processing video data a simple stress free clear and easy experience. Reasonably priced as well. Very satisfied with their services!!!
Kiana C.
4/21/2022
I needed some files scanned and transferred and they always do such a great job. They're fast, professional and most importantly they have the best customer service. They'll work with you to get...
Valerie L.
3/2/2023
They did an amazing job transferring my VHS tape onto a flash drive and I couldn't be any happier! They took good care of my tape and it was awesome to finally see the video again after 30 years....
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