Oxford Duplication Centre Ltd

It's a handy storage space, but not for everything! Much like the garage, your attic is a perfect storage black hole — things often get put up there, never-to-return. But if you've spent years packing bits and bobs in the space above your house without much thought, you might want to reconsider. Most attic spaces are subject to extremes of temperature and fluctuating humidity, which make them an unsuitable place to store certain things. It's time to pull down the ladder and have a dig around at what's up there. Here's our list of things you shouldn't store in your attic. 1. Old tech VCRs, TVs, smartphones, laptops and games consoles - any delicate electronics - shouldn’t be kept where there are big fluctuations in temperature and high humidity levels such as an attic. Moisture can easily collect inside and damage them. If you no longer need them, consider selling on eBay instead of storing. 2. Photographs or picture albums Your recent memories may al

Celebrating excellent business people and organisations in the Cherwell District The Cherwell Business Awards is the business awards for Cherwell District, serving to showcase and celebrate business excellence . Winners Announced for the CBAs 2022 We are delighted to have won The Micro Business award which is testament to the success of our excellent team of professionals and staff who provide outstanding levels of service to our clients. We are committed to doing business in Cherwell and beyond.  Cheryl-Lee Foulsham, Managing Director, Oxford Duplication Centre Ltd Business leaders, companies and charities in the Cherwell district have been honoured at the tenth annual Cherwell Business Awards, which took place at the iconic Bicester Motion on Friday 16th September. The evening, hosted by  Lisa Simmons of BBC Radio Oxford , began with a minute’s silence in memory of Queen Elizabeth ll and welcomed over 200 guests from across the district who came together to celebrate the best and bri

At Oxford Duplication we use high tech video tape conversion machinery to meet all your tape demands.  Simply post your order or bring them into our facilities, which has a convenient large customer car park and we will prepare your order.  Why store all the films and VHS tapes in the closet where no one ever gets to see them? Every passing year degrades the quality of your films, tapes and photos. Our studio makes it easy for you to relive and experience those precious memories whenever you want. VHS   VHS-C   SVHS Tapes Hi8   Digital 8   and   Video 8   Tapes Mini DV Tapes Mini DVD Tapes Betamax Tapes Floppy Discs   Memory Cards SD Formats Mobile Phones Video Tape Repairs DV Cam Tapes Betacam Tapes NTSC to PAL   Our services are second to none in Oxfordshire and we are highly recommended as the no.1 place to go for all digital transfers. VHS Tape Repair VHS-C Tape Repair miniDV Tape Repair miniDV HD Tape Repair 8mm Tape Repair Hi8 Tape Repair Digital8 Tape Repair

We offer a range of document scanning solutions to digitise new and existing records. We handle any type of document, from invoices to complex technical drawings and from a single file through to entire archives. We can scan to A0 size and film even larger documents. Document Scanning Oxford Archiving and Managing Your Files Bound Books and Items to Digital Files Scan Your Documents Magazine Scanning Book Scanning Services You can be assured of accurate, high-quality results. We use top-quality Bell & Howell/Kodak and Fujitsu document scanning equipment. A Choice of Scanning Solutions Digital images from all sizes of originals – from till receipts to A0-sized plans Digital images of documents and plans in .pdf, pdf/a, .tif or .jpg format Images in colour, greyscale or black and white Full indexing service and optical character recognition (OCR) of .pdf documents, creating ‘digital filing cabinets’ and readable, searchable documents Scanning your important documents and records enab

History of Real Tennis “To see Good Tennis! What divine joy Can fill our leisure, or our minds employ? Let other people play at other things; The King of Games is still the Game of Kings” from Parker’s Piece by J.K. Stephen Recently we were requested to digitise photographs for a client who's son had refurbished a Victorian Real Tennis Court.  What followed was a fascinating history of Real Tennis. Real Tennis is still almost the same sport as the Royal Game that was played with such great enthusiasm at all the princely courts of Europe and by a large contingent of the urban elite between roughly 1500-1800.  After 1800 the interest in the game dwindled on the continent, but it survived in Great Britain. After 1874, when the new game of lawn tennis swept the country, royal tennis became more fashionable again among the English aristocracy.  By the year 1900 the popularity of lawn tennis was so great that it was universally called "tennis" and the old game had to distinguis

Audio-Visual Specialists | Audio Tape Conversion and Archiving Services   Our studio support clients from 1 audio tape to large archives that require ingestion, using professional machinery from Tascam, Sony and Revox to provide exceptionally high-quality audio outputs which adhere to the  IASA guidelines. Clients include Langham Archive  https://www.allsouls.org / and Walter Hayes Archive  https://walterhayes.co.uk/acknowledgments / Please contact  cheryl@oxfordduplicationcentre.com  or call our studio 01865 457000 to discuss your project. motion film transfer  |  audio transfer  |  video transfer  |  optical transfer  |    photographic film transfer   |  book transfer   |  document transfer  Cassettes and reel to reel tapes (particularly the latter) can build up moisture over time, which damages and erodes the material, impairs the sound quality and makes for a poor transfer. This build-up of moisture cannot always be spotted on visual inspection, but playing the tape may give you so

The Preservation of Bicester Glass Plate Negatives to Archive Outputs. Working with Bicester History Society, we are preparing  high quality glass plate negative digitisation of rare footage from Bicesters local history. Our archive specialist archive technicians are skilled in supporting our clients with the digitisation and scanning of fragile glass plate negative heritage materials.  We are able to offer a scanning service for glass plate and lantern slides upto A3 in size.   Glass plates are first gently cleaned before being converted from negative images to positives.  All slides are digitised to HQ TIFF images before we prepare Adobe Archival technique adjusting contrast and sharpness to ensure that you receive the clearest possible digital images.  Output images can be converted into digital formats to include RAW, JPEG, JPEG2000, TIFF, BMP and Adobe PDF in full colour or greyscale. Indexing, Metadata tagging, OCR and all forms of image processing can be offered as with all our