Were you a Beta tape enthusiast in the late 70s and early 80s? If so, then you’re not alone. Although Sony introduced Beta tape or Betamax in 1975, they soon lost the videotape war to VHS, which was produced by JVC (the Victor Company of Japan). This
Read more →There are many reasons why you might want to transfer your home videos to DVD. Maybe you want to preserve those home videos for future generations. Or maybe you want to forward them to friends and family members from your phone or your computer. Maybe you’re just
Read more →Old photos and slides are irreplaceable. The photographs on them may not be “artistic” or even high quality, but the memories they preserve can’t be found anywhere else. Photos that you see in museums or art galleries may be better composed, with a greater degree of balance
Read more →VHS to DVD? Although VCRs remain relatively common and they’re compatible with many modern TVs, conversion to DVD offers a number of advantages. Your video recordings will become more accessible, convenient, compact and easy to share with others. Size, Weight In comparison to tapes, discs are small
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