What old media do you have?

Large home-video cassette. Usually the easiest tape to identify because the shell is wide and often labeled VHS or S-VHS.

Count each cassette as 1 tape.

Compact VHS camcorder cassette (VHS-C or S-VHS-C). Much smaller than VHS and sometimes stored with a full-size VHS adapter.

Count each cassette as 1 tape.

Small 8mm camcorder tape. Video-8, Hi-8, and Digital-8 share the same shell size, so check the printed label — they are priced the same.

Count each cassette as 1 tape.

Very small digital camcorder cassette (MiniDV or DVCAM). Often has a clear plastic case and a compact rectangular shell.

Count each cassette as 1 tape.

Older home-video cassette. Smaller than VHS but larger than most camcorder tapes.

Count each cassette as 1 tape.

Professional or broadcast video cassette format. It is different from Betamax and often costs more to transfer.

Count each cassette as 1 tape.

Videotape recorded in the PAL or SECAM television standard, commonly from outside North America.

Count each cassette as 1 tape.

Home-movie film on open reels. The calculator estimates cost from reel diameter.

Enter reel diameters, like 5,5,7.

Later home-movie film format, also commonly stored on 3-7 inch reels.

Enter reel diameters, like 5,5,7.

Larger film format. Many providers support it, but it may be treated as specialist media.

Enter reel diameters, but verify provider support.

Individual printed photos not mounted in albums or frames.

Count each loose print.

Small transparent image mounted in a square cardboard or plastic frame.

Count each mounted slide.

Film strips with inverted colors, usually several frames per strip.

Count individual frames when provider pricing is per image.

Round optical disc. Current comparison support is based on EverPresent's CD/DVD transfer offer.

Count each disc transfer.

Small audio tape with two visible spools. Looks narrower than most video cassettes.

Count each cassette as 1 audio transfer.

Open audio reels. Do not confuse with home-movie film reels; pricing and handling differ.

Count each audio reel as 1 transfer; larger reels may need an estimate.

LP or single records captured as audio. Larger or fragile records may need a specialist estimate.

Count each record as 1 audio transfer.

Round optical disc holding audio, video, or data files. Priced the same as DVD/MiniDVD transfers.

Count each disc transfer.

SD, CF, or other camera cards to copy files from. Includes microSD in an adapter.

Count each card as 1.

Flash drives and thumb drives to copy files from. Floppy and Zip disks fall under the same transfer.

Count each drive or disk as 1.