Data Conversion Services
Quayle Consulting Inc. performs data
conversion
services, including::
- Conversion of most "DEC" (VAX, Alpha, PDP-11) tape formats to
Windows and Linux formats
- Reading
5-1/4
inch and 3.5 inch DOS, Windows, and Linux floppy disks
- Migration of legacy data for use on Windows, Linux, and
other systems, including:
- Conversion of floating point data into open formats,
such as IEEE 754
- Conversion of VMS 64-date values into open formats
- Rebuild of boot sectors from improper OpenVMS and VAX backups
- Conversion
of 1/4 inch tape formats in QIC and Travan
formats for Windows, DOS, and Linux
- Conversion of 8 inch floppy disks to Windows and Linux formats
Please click
here to send an email with your
requirements, or call 1-888-VAX-VMS-8
(1-888-829-8678) toll-free in US and Canada, 1-614-868-1363 elsewhere.
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Quayle Consulting can accept the following media:
- DLT Tape formats: DLTape IV (DLT-IV), DLTape III (DLT-III)
- DEC Tape formats: TK50 (CompacTape);
TK70 (CompacTape III and CompacTape III); TZ30; TZ85; TZ86; TZ87; TZ88
- Other tape formats:
- 4 mm DAT (TLZ07, TLZ09) DDS-1 and DDS-2
- 8 mm (Sony QG-112M)
- 9-track tape
- 1/4 inch ("quarter inch") cartridge (DEC TZK10)
- 1/4 inch QIC-80, QIC-80W, QIC-3010, QIC-3010W, and QIC-3020
- Travan TR-1, TR-2, and TR-3
- Disks:
- 8
inch PDP-11 and VAX floppy disk (interesting
article at ZDnet UK)
- 5-1/4
inch and 3.5 inch DOS, Windows, and Linux floppy disks
- VMS format and Linux format CD-ROM
- VMS format and Linux format DVD-ROM
- 3-1/2 inch magneto-optical (MO) disk
- 8-bit and 16-bit StorageWorks disk unit
- Unmounted 50-pin and 68-pin SCSI disk
- Unmounted IDE disk
- Network:
- Other
formats available upon request..
Output media include:
- Windows-format CD
- Windows-format DVD
- Linux-format CD
- Linux-format DVD
- Other formats upon request

This service was mentioned in The
New York Times!
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