So many people out there – like myself – were married prior to the digital revolution and have their wedding videos on VHS, Video8 or miniDV, which is either difficult or impossible for them to watch.
I am currently offering a Wedding DVD Special where for $50 you can you can have up to 2 hours of footage converted to DVD, complete with a romance themed, animated DVD menu and the footage divided into chapters, eg. wedding and reception
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I am working on a job today and it has made me think .. I am converting some VHS tapes to DVD for a client and one of the tapes is proving to be problematic. The VHS tape is not THAT old (as far as home movies on VHS goes, probably late 90′s) but it is in such bad condition that I have to keep running a head cleaner on the VCR to get it to run properly. This tape has not been watched in many years and has just been sitting in a cool closet in my client’s house.
It goes to show that video on tape degrades over time, regardless of whether it is being watched or not. If you have your precious memories on tape it might be time for you to consider getting them converted to DVD before it is too late.
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1) To preserve your memories - tape degrades over time, whether you watch it or it is sitting in a storage somewhere. Every time you watch, fast forward or rewind your tapes they degrade further
2) To watch your home movies - turning your tapes to DVD allows you to watch your home movies on today’s technology.
3) To share your memories – DVDs can easily be shared with children and grandchildren. They are also a great gift idea for loved ones.
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