Play It Again Video Offers Free Viewing Stations

NEWTON, Mass. - Feb. 6, 2015 - PRLog -- Play It Again Video now offers free viewing stations where members of the public can watch their old VHS tapes and film reels. Formats available include VHS and VHS-C tapes, 8mm video, MiniDV, Super-8, 8mm and 16mm film, as well as slides. While many people still have these types of media in their homes, most lack a way to view them, as the technologies used have become obsolete.

Play It Again Video provides video and film transfer services, and found that a common concern among customers was whether they were transferring the correct tape or film. Without the ability to view their old media in advance, customers were essentially guessing at the content of their tapes. This spurred owner Myrtha Chang to create viewing stations so that prospective customers could watch their tapes and film before committing to transferring them.

These viewing stations are free and available to the public. Play It Again Video only requires that the station be booked in advance, either by phone at (617) 332-3300, or via the http://PlayItAgainVideo.com website, to avoid scheduling conflicts.

About Play It Again Video

Serving the Greater Boston area since 1987, Play it Again Video is a family run business. Play It Again Video specializes in transferring customers' old-format media to modern media. Services include transferring VHS tapes and 8mm, Super-8, and 16mm film reels to DVD or external hard drive, as well as scanning photos and slides to digital files. Play It Again Video also offers a custom multimedia montage service called "Scattered Pictures," commonly used for birthdays, weddings, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, and other momentous occasions.

Learn more about the business, its services, and the experienced staff's helpful tips for video editing at http://www.PlayItAgainVideo.com .