All Blog Posts Tagged 'conversion' (8)

The holidays are upon us again! It's the time of the year when people get together with family members and share memories of loved ones and past events. While we all look forward to these happy times, the holidays can also be a source of anxiety as people try to figure out what gifts they can get for each other. This is especially true now that the economy has been so bad. Cheer up, though - this year gift-giving is going to be easy because you can relive memories, save money, and give great pre… Continue

There are milestones everyone experiences at some point in their lives. Weddings, birthdays, vacations, births, and celebrations of all kinds create important memories that people want to remember. Every time events like this occur, we all rush out to the store to buy cameras, film, video cameras; anything that will help us remember these cherished times. Unfortunately, many people don’t know the best way to preserve the slides, photos and films they create.

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One of the great American family pastimes is making and watching home movies. Almost every family has a collection of treasured moments caught on film. Weddings, childrens first birthdays, holiday parties, family reunions, exciting vacations, and the first days of school are just some of the classic family experiences we love and save. Unfortunately, many of these historic moments in our lives were captured on a medium that has become outdated .

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If you’re like most people, you probably have a small stockpile of years worth of video footage captured on video tape. Once a novel innovation, video tapes seem archaic by modern standards. The quality is low, you’re limited to linear fast forward or backward for navigation, and the tape itself takes up a lot of space. Tapes are also quite vulnerable to breaking and loss of data. However, just because your tapes are now out of date, don’t think that your countless hours worth of video are lost… Continue

In the age of the digital revolution, many families have years of memories stored inconveniently in a pre-digital format. Birthdays, weddings, vacations, and various other joyous events were recorded on film medium for years. While the technology is now obsolete, the memories surely aren’t! Storing your video footage in film is both inconvenient and risky. Not only do you require special equipment on which to watch film, but your film is vulnerable to loss, destruction, and age related degradati… Continue

Are you like a lot of people - you have shelves and shelves of family videos accumulating dust and taking up lots of storage space in your den or basement? Wouldn't it be great if you could free up that space while at the same time preserving your memories? You can do just that through the use of video transfer services.

Twenty years ago, we all lugged around those big camcorders and followed Little Johnny's triumphs on the t-ball field

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Forty years ago, people didn't have their music stored on CD's or on a computer or PDA. They couldn't download the newest songs right from the computer to the iPod or MP3 player (mostly because computers didn't exist in a PC version yet). People actually had to go to a record store and purchase a vinyl record album in order the hear the songs they enjoyed listening to on the radio. Record albums (or records, for short) were played on a record player that used a stylus that sat in the grooves of… Continue