What is analog video
Simply speaking, this term can be defined as all magnetic video tapes that are not digital. Analog video includes VHS, Betacam, Betamax, U-Matic, film reels and other similar tapes. Its basic principle of video is representing all information in continuous scale electrical signals for time and amplitude.
There are 3 analog video formats in the world: PAL, NTSC and SECAM used in different countries.
This format has one general drawback: it tends to wear out with time and each time one uses it. As for today, DVD is the best solution for those who want to save their home videos for a long time.
What is DVD
This is also known as Digital Versatile Disc. It's a 5-inch disc with capability to contain from 4.5GB to 17GB of information. It can contain high resolution, full motion video and Dolby Digital sound with 5.1 audio channels.
Analog Video to DVD
This is a process of converting video tapes into digital discs. All information is encoded and recorded to DVD which is resistant to scratches, time and dust.
Chapters and interactive TV menu is added to this disc, so it's easy to rewind and fast forward the material inside. Audio and video quality is improved and encoded for long life. DVD can last up to 300 years if chosen properly.
Analog video to DVD conversion is a great choice for those who want to save their home movies for the future.
