Video from 8mm film of the 1968 Summer Olympics opening ceremony in Mexico, and lighting of the torch. We transfer film, video, and audio to DVD, CD, external drives, and can convert to many other digital formats such as MPEG, WMV, AVI, MPEG-4, MOV, and MP3. We support most analog formats including 8mm, Super 8mm, 16mm, VHS, S-VHS, VHS-C, Betamax, Betacam, Hi-8, Digital-8, MiniDV, microcassette, audio cassette, vinyl LP record, reel-to-reel audio tapes, 8-track, PXL-2000, foreign PAL tapes, and a host of many other analog formats to digital. We also scan 35mm slides, negatives, various sized photos, and paper documents to JPEG, TIFF, PDF, or can convert to any other of the many popular formats for PC or MAC computers. We even transfer from older formatted floppy disks and zip disks to current digital formats. At AZ Digital Transfers, we are DVD authoring professionals, who not only convert to digital, but can also produce professionally styled custom videos and slide shows, and can work with you one on one to create a video everyone can enjoy.

See the smashing and crashing of one of the most entertaining ways to destroy a car. Lost of old cars, a radical looking bike, and some bike racing action on the dirt.

A classic cartoon featuring "The Terry Bears" from mid 1960s taken from regular 8mm film. Added the music of Gioachino Rossini, which might be recognizable if you've ever seen the Looney Toons episode "Barber of Seville" which features Elmer Fudd & Buggs Bunny fighting in a Barber shop.

Super 8mm film from the late 1970s, of the Disney light parade. Was told that some of the floats shown are no longer used. Was a silent film, so added the Disney Light Parade theme song to go along with it. Enjoy!

Super 8 film footage of the 1973 Daytona 500 in Florida. That year, Richard Petty and his #43 Dodge won a close race against Bobby Issac in his #71 Dodge. Lookout for Bobby Allison's #12 Chevy and other legendary names from NASCAR history.

Transferred super 8mm film from the 1960s of a classic Godzilla movie! Was a silent film, so added the Godzilla theme music to go along with the film.

A classic Donald Duck Cartoon taken from my collection of regular 8mm film from the mid 1960s. He try's to enjoy his camping trip, but with a big bear to deal with, it doesn't look like that will be happening. Mischief ahead. Enjoy! Music by Guy Lombardo, the "Third Man" Theme.