TechHelp Ottawa
We Digitize CASSETTE tapes to CD, WAV or MP3
TechHelp Ottawa is located east of downtown Ottawa near the Via Rail station, Ottawa Train Yards.
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Our Rates Are Up-Front & Competitive
CASSETTE TAPE
To CD, WAV, AAC or MP3
$23 FOR TAPES WITH CONTENT ON BOTH SIDES
$11.50 FOR TAPES WITH CONTENT ON ONLY ONE SIDE
$6 - FOR A TAPE THAT CONTAINS CONTENT LESS THAN 15 MINUTES IN LENGTH
ADDITIONAL SERVICES UPON REQUEST
• $3 for simple CD label
• $7 for custom colour CD label
• Add $7 for each extra CD copy
• Add .50¢ each for separating tracks
Tax included
Discounts for quantity
(See Frequently Asked Questions below)
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Audio archiving the right way!
Click + sign to learn moreAt TechHelp Ottawa, we do audio archiving the right way! We use only the best equipment available such as studio quality cassette tape decks and audio mixers.
We have also invested heavily in state-of-the-art computer software programs that reduce inherent background tape hiss. Where possible, we pay particular attention to voice enhancement, especially on spoken recordings, so that they often sound much better than the original tape. Volume is normalized where necessary.
Tracks are separated manually, and high quality WAV files are produced that can be burned to CD. These WAV files can also be converted into compressed MP3 or AAC files that are imbedded with "metadata" including song and album titles, artwork, artist, genre, etc. Your computer or player needs this information to identify content. Inputting this information can be very time consuming when done manually, thus the added cost for producing audio files.
Frequently Asked Questions
"Tagging" is the process whereby each track is imbedded with information about the song and album title, artwork, artist, genre, track number, production year, etc. This information is called "metadata" and is what your computer or player uses to identify each song.
December, 2012 — Canada's recent Copyright Modernization Act "legitimizes activities that Canadians do every day. For example, it recognizes that Canadians should not be liable for … copying music from CDs to MP3 players, or backing up data if they are doing so for their private use and have not broken a digital lock." Bill C-11 was passed and received Royal Assent on June 29, 2012.
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TechHelp Ottawa
Specializes in
AUDIO RESTORATION
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EMAIL US
techhelp@ncf.ca
OTTAWA PHONE
343-887-8715
EMAIL US
techhelp@ncf.ca
OTTAWA PHONE
343-887-8715
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