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DVD Conversion

Convert VHS tapes to DVD

Preserve your memories by converting your VHS tapes to DVD (Digital Versatile Disk.) There are software programs available to buy, where you can do it yourself. A simpler method may be to directly copy them using a DVD recorder. Also, there are many professional services that offer VHS to DVD converting at a small price.


A few reasons why you might consider transferring your VHS tapes to DVD include: VHS tapes deteriorate over time and won?t last long, but DVDs can preserve your video for generations if well cared for. DVDs can last over 100 years! With DVDs- there is no fast forwarding and rewinding- you can find specific scenes immediately. DVDs are much smaller in volume and won?t take up as much space to store as VHS tapes. Don?t let your priceless family heirlooms deteriorate!

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