About Us

• Unbeatable low prices. PAL & NTSC nonlinear editing beta SP, SVHS. 16MM film to video transfers. Labels & packaging. CD/ audio cassette duplication. Formats: 1", BETA SP, 3/4", Mini DV, S-VHS, VHS, 8mm, Hi 8mm.
  
  Emergency same day service.
  
  Convenient location: I-55 and Damen Ave. near McCormick Place.
  
  NTSC - PAL - SECAM - broadcast quality
  Specializing in VHS, CD, & audio cassette duplication & foreign videocassette conversions.
  Highest quality digital conversions.
  Digital 8 bit 4:22 processing, 4 field 4 line standard conversions.
  
  How do I order?
  Call between 9am and 7pm central standard time for a price quote or E-mail us your information on the format of your master, the quantity needed to duplicate/convert and the running time for a price quote. Then send your original cassette, and your payment to: Intervideo Duplication Services, 3533 S. Archer Ave., Chicago, IL 60609 U.S.A..
  
  How long will it take?
  For the quoted rates, Intervideo guarantees that it will ship your cassette(s) within 24 to 48 hours of receipt. Priority - same day rush - and emergency - immediate attention - services are available. Contact us for details
  
  Shipping
  Intervideo will pay the return shipment cost of the original master videocassette and dubs or converted copies via UPS or Parcel Post. For UPS Next Day or Second Day, Express Mail or Federal Express, add the appropriate additional funds. For larger orders an additional shipping fee will be required
  
  Aaccepted formats:
  NTSC or PAL Standard: Betacam SP, 1", 3/4" U-matic, Betamax, Mini DV, VHS, S-VHS, Hi 8mm, and 8mm videomasters.
  
  Why videocassettes need to be converted:
  Although video formats - Beta, VHS, 8-millimeter Video, and the like - are the same throughout the world, cassettes bought or recorded in one country may not play in another, because different countries use different broadcast standards - NTSC, PAL, and SECAM. If you have a cassette recorded in one broadcast standard and want to play the program it contains on a VCR that plays a different broadcast standard, you must make a converted copy of your cassette.