Why do I save Video to DVD?
The answer is simple: to save home movies with your memories for the future. Magnetic video tapes live for a very short time: usually they can't last longer than 15 years. That means if you have a videotape of your vacation in Paris in 1998, soon you'll lose your dear recorded memories.
Save Video to DVD, and you'll enjoy your home movies for a long time and even leave them for future generations. DVD lasts for about 200 years; moreover, it's resistant to scratches or other physical damage. Plus, it's very convenient to watch of any DVD player or computer as it's divided into different chapters in the TV menu. You can choose the one you'd like to watch and get to the place of video in a second. No rewinding or fast forwards.
There are plenty of other DVD advantages: increased sound and video quality, compactness for storing and handling, etc. It's always worth saving home movies to digital disc.
How do I save Video to DVD?
There are 2 ways to do it: a complicated one and a simple one.
- The complicated one is to transfer videos to discs yourself. You buy a bunch of hardware and software, learn how to use the appropriate programs, waste much time and sooner or later get the result which will never be equal to the other way in quality.
- The easy way to convert home movies to DVD is to hire a professional company to do that for you. They have all the necessary equipment and know how to use it. They filter your tapes and improve the quality to the best possible. They make a customized TV menu for your convenience. All you usually need to do is to send them your tapes (or drop them by, if such studio is not too far from you) and pick them up along with the brand new DVDs.
Save Video to DVD. It's up to you what way to choose the way.
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