Videotapes Converted to DVD by Video Doc Productions

VIDEOTAPES CONVERTED TO DVD

Videotapes Converted to DVD

DO YOU WANT YOUR FAMILY VIDEOS TO LAST FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS TO ENJOY?

DO YOU HAVE ANY SPECIAL VIDEOS YOU WANT TO PRESERVE?

Every time you watch your videotapes, the quality is reduced slightly.

The mechanical nature and magnetic videotape causes them to degrade over time.

Typical videotapes have a shelf life of roughly 10 years.

Eventually, your tape will become nothing but a snowy, static-filled memory.

You can extend the life of your memories by making the conversion to DVD today!

DVD's will last approximately 100 years, and the quality will be exactly the same every time you watch it.

Each DVD can hold up to 2 hours of video, and you may optionally choose to have

multiple tapes consolidated on to a single DVD.

Video Doc Productions can even help you convert your entire home video library to DVD!

Think of the space you'll save, alone!

PRESERVE YOUR VIDEOTAPES TO DVD BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE!

Can you imagine how terrible it would be to loose all those precious moments

of your family's history? Video Doc Productions can help!

Click Here for DVD Duplication Info.

DVD's CAN BECOME SCRATCHED AND NOT PLAYABLE.

DVD's ARE NOT SCRATCH-PROOF!

Copy DVDs

Video Formats Available for Conversion:

VHS, VHS-C, 8mm Video, Digital 8mm, HI-8 Format, Betamax, 16mm Film, S-VHS,

Super 8mm Film, Super 8 and Regular 8 with Sound, Audio Cassette,

Micro Cassette, DVD, Computer Video File Formats, CD-Rom,

Mini-DVD Disc, LP Record, 45 & 78 RPM Record,

For a scientific explanation on how DVDs work, click on the links below.

http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/dvd1.htm

http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/question596.htm

Here's a tip on how you can help yourself while you select the tapes you want us to preserve for you.

EXERCISE YOUR VIDEOTAPES

Videotapes will not last forever!

It is recommended that you "exercise" your videotapes at least once a year.

Just like we must exercise to stay fit, so do your videotapes.

1. You should place your tapes in your VCR and press STOP first to prevent the tape

     from going into automatic play mode.

2. Then press Fast Forward (FF). Let the tape go to the end and then rewind.

    This will physically move your videotapes and prevent them from any potential signal loss.

    When a videotape is wound together, the tape that has your electronic signal on it can electronically

    "bleed" together and potentially loose that signal if it is not periodically moved from

    one part of the tape to another.

3. You should do this at least once a year on all videotapes that you want to keep for future use.

4. Then select the most important ones you want to keep and have Video Doc Productions

     convert them to a DVD for preservation and future enjoyment.

Video Doc Productions treats each job like it is one of our own personal jobs.

The utmost care is taken to time-out each videotape, label them carefully and

customize the DVD to your liking.

** You must first check your DVD manual to insure that it will play a "DVD-R" format DVD.

For more detailed information,

please click here to view a detailed explanation of the DVD-R format details.

The newer DVD machines will have no problem playing this type of disk.

DVD machines older than year 2003 may not play these type of disks.

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