Convert Video to USB to Save Your Memories

A: To convert VHS video to USB, the footage must first be played through a compatible VCR and digitally captured using specialised conversion equipment. Doing this at home requires the right setup and software, which can be tricky and time-consuming. At Supaphoto, we handle this entire process for you using professional video players and converters, transferring your old tapes directly onto a USB stick as high-quality MP4 files ready to watch, edit, or share.

A: You can send your video cassettes directly to Supaphoto by post. We convert all common formats — including VHS, VHS-C, Video8, Hi8, and MiniDV — into digital MP4 files stored on USB sticks. Once complete, we’ll return both your original tapes and your new USBs, carefully labelled and ready for playback on Smart TVs, computers, and most modern devices.

A: Our video-to-USB conversions start from £8.99 per tape, depending on length and quality level. All prices include high-quality digitisation, file organisation, and verification to ensure your memories are perfectly preserved. We also offer discounts for bulk conversions and optional extras like cloud backups or DVD copies.

A: Yes, absolutely. We can convert almost any video cassette — VHS, MiniDV, Video8, Hi8, Digital8, or others — directly to USB. Once transferred, your files are saved in MP4 format, so they’re easy to play, copy, and share across devices without needing a DVD player.

A: Yes — that’s our speciality. Whether you have home videos, wedding footage, or old camcorder recordings, Supaphoto can digitise and transfer them to USB safely and professionally. Each USB includes your videos clearly labelled in folders for easy navigation.

A: Yes, we can. If your videos are stored on a phone, tablet, SD card, or computer, we can transfer them to a USB stick for easy playback and long-term storage. This is perfect if you want to create backups, share videos with family, or keep them safe outside the cloud.

A: USB is more flexible and durable than DVD. You can easily connect a USB stick to Smart TVs, laptops, and tablets, copy files for editing, or share them online. DVDs, by contrast, are better for traditional playback but have limited capacity. Many customers choose both formats for convenience and backup.

A: Yes — we save all your videos as MP4 files, which are compatible with nearly all Smart TVs, computers, and media players. You’ll be able to plug in your USB and start watching straight away.

A: Yes — if you know the timecodes or approximate moments you’d like transferred, just note them on your order form. We’ll capture only those sections and save them as separate clips on your USB.

A: Yes — that’s one of the biggest advantages of choosing USB. Once your files are digitised, you can edit them in popular programs like iMovie, DaVinci Resolve, or Windows Video Editor. You can trim, add music, or create highlight reels easily.

A: We’ve spent over a decade helping families and institutions digitise their cherished video collections. Our process combines professional equipment, personal service, and expert handling — ensuring your videos are safely transferred, beautifully preserved, and easy to watch again.

A: Yes, absolutely. At Supaphoto, we specialise in transferring all types of video tapes — including VHS, MiniDV, Hi8, and Video8 — directly to USB. Using professional playback and capture equipment, our team carefully digitises each tape, ensuring your videos are preserved in high-quality MP4 format. Once complete, you’ll receive your memories on a USB stick that can be played on most Smart TVs, computers, or laptops, as well as your original tapes safely returned.

A: To convert a video cassette to USB, you’d normally need a functioning VCR, a digital capture device, and the right software — but this process can be time-consuming and unreliable if your tapes are old or damaged. At Supaphoto, we make it easy. Simply send us your video cassettes, and our technicians will professionally transfer them to USB, ensuring clear picture and sound quality. We’ll handle everything — from setup and capture to file organisation and labelling — so your videos are ready to enjoy again.

A: The simplest and safest way to convert old videos to USB is to use a professional digitisation service like Supaphoto. We convert VHS, camcorder tapes, and other video formats into digital MP4 files, saving them directly onto a USB stick. This ensures your memories are preserved in high quality and are easy to play, copy, or share. You’ll just need to send us your tapes by post — we’ll take care of the rest and return both your new USB and your originals once the conversion is complete.

A: Yes, we can. Our optional post-processing service includes colour correction, brightness adjustment, and noise reduction to enhance your old recordings, find out more on our video restoration service. While we can’t completely restore severely damaged footage, the results are often much clearer and more vibrant.