Squaresuit Conversions

That’s a wrap! We formally closed our Town and Country location last night. Our first day as Grooves to Bits at 4700 Wilmington Pike, Kettering, OH, 45440, will be tomorrow, Saturday November 1 from 3 PM to 7 PM.

Thanks to the great support our customers have given us over the years, we are excited to announce that beginning November 1, we will be doing business under the name Grooves to Bits at 4700 Wilmington Pike, Kettering, OH 45440. Please follow the Grooves to Bits page for more information as it becomes available.

Over the next week we will complete moving our operations from Town & Country to the new facility. While we continue to improve and expand our current digitization services, we will also be buying, selling, and trading used and new old media (records, CDs, audio and video tapes, etc.), accessories, and electronics in this location.

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Grooves to Bits Grooves to Bits is a media preservation studio specializing in archival-quality digitization of analog media and recovery of legacy digital media. Services include VHS to digital conversion, film digitization, reel-to-reel and cassette transfer.

Our shop will be closed from Monday, September 8 through Thursday, September 11, as members of our staff will be participating in Rochester Institute of Technology's Open Community Experiment (ROCX). We plan to resume normal hours at 3 PM on Friday, September 12.

RIT Open Community eXperiment 2025 | Digital Imaging and Remote Sensing Laboratory (DIRS) | RIT Attention remote sensing community! The Digital Imaging and Remote Sensing Laboratory at RIT wants you to participate in a major data collection experiment to acquire new data for research purposes.

We use a very similar machine, the TASCAM 122mkII, to transfer your audio cassette tapes. As the curator for audiovisual media at the Smithsonian mentions here, such machines are no longer manufactured. We are always looking to procure, restore, maintain, and most importantly -- use -- this equipment.

Smithsonian racing to save rare audio recordings stored on cassette tapes The Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., is working to digitize thousands of rare cassette recordings, including audio from early space missions, that are in danger of being lost. Scott MacFarlane reports.

Folks have been asking whether we can clean moldy VHS tapes. Now we can safely do so, along with many more tape formats, thanks to this gadget from VHS Is Life.

We closed the shop today to venture up to Botkins, OH and experience the eclipse. The cirrus clouds couldn't stop us from getting a nice photo during totality.

Getting the new screen ready for a customer to use for exploring their 8mm film collection. We’re open until 7 PM today.

Please note that we are opening and closing a bit later than usual today. We'll be open from 1 PM to 5 PM.

We have finally been verified on Google, making it easier for folks to find our physical location and hours.

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We now have a very clean Canon S-400 dual format 8mm film projector for customers to preview their materials on before committing to a transfer. We advise making an appointment to ensure availability.

Thanks to the addition of a very clean Canon S-400 dual format #8mmfilm projector to the shop, we now offer customers the ability to watch their films before committing to a transfer