Making your memories last forever...
Transfer your Videos to DVD

Now your video tapes can remain as clear
and enjoyable as the day you first made them.

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The quality of the recordings is really based on your original material. If your original is a VHS or 8mm tape, then you will get VHS or 8mm quality. If your original is from a HI-8, S-VHS or Mini DV, you will get very high resolution video & digital quality sound. Usually the DVD's image will be slightly better then the original.

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How many minutes of stereo audio & video will fit onto a disc?

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We can record up to 90 minutes (1.5 hours) onto one DVD disc high quality .
However, Each 60 tape that you send in would go onto it's own disc. If you send in three tapes, you would get back the original tapes plus 3 DVD disc's.

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What if I have a tape that is longer than one disc can hold?

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If your original material is longer than 2 hours, you will need 2 or more disc's to complete the transfer.
For example: If your program is 3 hours long, we will put 1.5 hours onto each of 2 disc's.

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Can I put more than 1 tape onto a disc?

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No. For the best possible quality, we cannot combine (edit together) 2 or more tapes. Each 60min video tape that you send in would go onto it's own DVD disc. If you send in two tapes, you would get back the original tapes plus 2 DVD disc's.

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How much will the shipping charges be if I send in more then one tape to be transferred to DVD?

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If you send in between 2-5 tapes for transfer to DVD, the total shipping charge is $7.85. For 6-24 tapes, the shipping is $12.50

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Does the Disc created by you play on a DVD set-top player?

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Yes, the Disc will play on almost all DVD players. Most of the new players are compatible. To find out if your DVD player is compatible, check your owners manual or contact your players manufacturer and ask if your system plays DVD-R media.

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I had a disk transferred and when I play it on my DVD player or computer, it either plays for a few minutes and then the screen turns blue, or it doesn't play at all, why?

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This happens when your DVD player is not 100% DVD+R compatible. Check with your instruction manual to make sure that your machine will play DVD-R disks.

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How do I view the video on my PC?

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To view the Disc on a PC, place the disc in your DVD drive.  Launch the DVD video software that came with your computer or DVD drive and play the large file on the disc.

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If I use my computer to view the disc, will it play "Full Screen"?

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Yes, it will play just like any movie DVD.

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What happens when I insert the disk into my player?

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When you place the disk into your player, it will show the time & date it was transferred. Simply press play and your program will begin. 

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If I already have a DVD disc, can you make copies of it?

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Yes. We make make duplicates of any DVD as long as it does not have copy protection recorded on it.

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