Our lab is fully capable of transferring various video and audio formats, as well as printed media. If you don't see a specific format listed, contact us! We may very well be able to accommodate your specific format! -VHS Tape (standard VHS, compact VHS (or VHS-C), super VHS (or S-VHS), and compact S-VHS (or S-VHS-C). -Film (8mm, Super 8) -Photo (35mm negative/slide, physical photos/documents) -Vinyl (12" LP, 7" singles, 12" singles, 10" singles) -Reel to Reel (1/4" tape) - Audio Cassettes (even micro-cassettes too!) For a full complete list, please visit "Services" located at the upper menu bar. If you have a question about a certain format, or anything at all, please feel free to contact us.

You have a choice from three options for memory delivery to the lab: LUXO offers home pickup and delivery. Please contact us for pricing. Stop by and drop off your items straight to the lab. Mail in your memories.

Absolutely! Your items never leave the lab; everything is completed in house. You will receive all of your items once the order has been completed.

It's easy! Simply follow these steps: Contact us by clicking the "Contact" button located at the top menu bar, via email: griffen@luxo-labs.com, or by calling 501-206-9052, and we will build your quote for your order. When contacting for a quote, please be sure to provide us with details as to which formats you have, and the quantity of each one to be transferred. Bring your memories to the lab! To do so, you may use our home pickup service, drop them off yourself, or mail them into the lab using the mailing address. The transfer process begins! If your order has been mailed to the lab, you will receive an order confirmation via e-mail once it has been delivered. We will begin processing and digitizing your order immediately. We will keep you up to date with the progress made to your order. Once the order is completed, you will receive an invoice from Square. After your order has been completed in the lab you will receive a notification, and your order will be returned back to you. Enjoy the new life and endless possibilities with your new transferred media! For more information about pricing and services offered, please visit "Services" in the top menu bar.

LUXO Labs offers quite the extensive variety of available formats to choose from. We want ensure you're receiving the best format that works for you. Here's our list of exportable formats: USB Thumbdrive Google Cloud One Drive When filling out your order form, you will have the option to select the format of your choice.

Please contact the lab to receive a quote for your order. Once your order has been completed, you will receive an online invoice allowing you to pay via card from your phone or computer. Payment can also be accepted via the following methods too: 1. Card via manual entry (written in customer order form, or over telephone) 2. Check (Please make your check payable to: LUXO Labs) 3. Cash Checks may also be mailed to the following address: LUXO Labs 319 S. Maple St. Little Rock, AR 72205

So many things! Here's a list: Wondering whether you should convert your memories? There are several reasons for doing it, such as the fact that USB, DVD, and Cloud Storage are each a durable format that will withstand the test of time. Video tapes& Audio Cassettes are a lot more delicate and fragile, so they can get damaged easily. From water and heat damage to magnetic and physical damage, not to mention how VHS tapes & audio cassettes can degrade over time, you risk losing your valuable memories if you don’t convert them into another format. 8mm, Super 8, 16mm & 35mm film: Due to moisture, or temperature, over time the acetate base can decompose, giving off, as a side product, free acetic acid, which is released first inside the film base then diffuses to the surface. Literally, the film will begin to smell like vinegar. Worse yet, once the free acetic acid reaches a certain absolute point, the reaction becomes "autocatalytic", feeding on itself and causing an exponential jump in the creation of more acetic acid. In addition, film becomes extremely brittle in unoptimal storage conditions. Colors shift dramatically only within 5 years after being initially shot. It's unfortunately an inevitable issue. These issues will eventually result in a film condition being beyond able to be saved and digitized. Printed Photos: The main type of photo ruination comes in the form of UV light exposure. The process of photos fading due to sunlight is called photo-degradation, which a surprisingly apt and descriptive word. What basically happens is that sunlight shines on the plastic materials that make up the colors in pictures and excites them. When the molecules in the plastic get too excited from the light, they start to break down. That breakdown is bad news for prints, and the result is that the pictures fade.