Black Magic Design Teranex AV

Upgrade your Video. Your Videotapes originally we more than likely in Standard Definition. This means that they were recorded in PAL format here in Australia. The dimensions of this footage are 768×576 pixels on a screen.

Screen Resolutions from Standard Definition to 4K

Sales Order Line Quantities (price per unit)

Standards Pricing1
720×576 to 1280×720$3.00
720×576 to 1920×1080$6.00
720×576 to 3840×2160$10.00
NTSC to PAL Conversion$4.00
SECAM to PAL Conversion$4.00
Additional Charge per tape

When playing back video on a 4k TV, the television has to stretch the video to fit. This causes pixelating and lower-quality playback. Our Standard conversion can regenerate the video into the best resolution for your needs.

NTSC Conversion.

The United States and Canada and a few other countries use a standard called NTSC this standard is 720×480 pixels it is smaller than PAL and can use different frames per second from 23.98 fps to 29.97fps. Australia and Europe use PAL the dimension are 768×576 and the video runs at 25 fps.,

Usually, trying to convert NTSC to PAL causes issues with Audio becoming out of sync due to the frame rate speeds and differences.
We can transfer NTSC to PAL without Audio issues cleanly and correctly using our standards’ conversion system.

SECAM

SECAM signal has mainly been used in France and is very similar to the PAL system when it comes to frames and image sizes. Playing back a SECAM tape in a PAL system will play it back in Black and White,
Using our SECAM player and sending the signal through our Standard’s converter will allow us to transfer these tapes over to PAL or NTSC without any issue at all.

Upscaling recommendations by Tape, Please Note Higher definitions are only available in digital format and will require much larger storage.

VHS, No Higher than HD
SVHS 4K is possible if a recording is clean and clear.
VHS-C No Higher than HD
Hi8, 4K is possible if the tape is in good condition and has been recorded on a high-quality camera
Digital 8 – This will usually transfer to 4K
MiniDV – If well recorded, this will play back great in 4K
HD MiniDV – 4K all the way