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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will my original media (videotape, slides, etc.) be returned?
A: Yes, your videotapes will be returned with the completed order.
Q: May I include a title for my DVD?
A: You may include a title (up to 30 characters) for your DVD.
The title will appear on the DVD case and DVD disc label.
Q: How long is the service time for digital transfer orders?
A: Digital transfer orders will be returned in approximately 2 weeks or less.
Q: May I submit copyrighted or illegal material?
A: NO. We will NOT copy to DVD material that is either copyrighted or copy protected (Such as movies).
Q: Will my original media (videotape, slides, etc.) be returned?
A: Yes, your videotapes will be returned with the completed order.
Q: May I include a title for my DVD?
A: You may include a title (up to 30 characters) for your DVD.
The title will appear on the DVD case and DVD disc label.
Q: How long is the service time for digital transfer orders?
A: Digital transfer orders will be returned in approximately 2 weeks or less.
Q: May I submit copyrighted or illegal material?
A: NO. We will NOT copy to DVD material that is either copyrighted or copy protected (Such as movies).
A direct copy of your video tape is made by using single component
video dubbing equipment. Once the tape is copied, a case cover is
created using either your title and art work or a screen capture from
your video.
VHS Videotapes degrade over time.
Preserve your favorite memories before it’s too late.
Preserve your favorite memories before it’s too late.
Over time, VHS tapes
undergo a degradation process
known as "hydrolysis". This
results in "dropouts"--the white
lines that appear on your TV
during playback.
Read more: VHS Vs. DVD Life at - eHow.com
Read more: VHS Vs. DVD Life at - eHow.com
About VHS
Degradation:
When necessary, we use
"If it fits, it ships"
VHS to DVD or Jump Drive