Convert VHS to DVD You’ve had a camcorder for years and recorded your most precious and cherished memories.  Maybe when you children were born, when you were married, your child’s first school play, sporting events, concerts or any number of other events.  Did you know that every time you play that video in your VCR the quality and life of the VHS tape degrades?  There are many reasons your should transfer VHS to DVD. Conversion of VHS Tapes to DVD Facts 

• Your memories won’t last forever and neither will your VHS tapes.  VHS video and audio quality diminish every time you play or copy your home movie not to mention the damage done by heat, humidity, and dust, not to mention when your video tapes get eaten and destroyed by your VCR!
• Transferring your VHS tapes and memories from VHS to DVD will allow you to stop your home movie quality from deteriorating and preserve your family memories and home movies for generations to come.
• The DVD audio and video quality will not be better than what is currently on the VHS cassette, but once the film is transferred to digital form it will be preserved forever.  It will never diminish in quality after it has been digitized.
• The lifetime of a VHS tape is approximately 20 years, whereas the lifetime of a DVD disc is over 100 years and can be duplicated with ease over and over again once it is created.  Damage is done to a VHS every time it is placed in the VCR because the tape is actually touched, whereas a CD or DVD is “read” with a laser.
• DVD-R’s are very inexpensive and range between $1.50 to $2.00 per disc.

 Don’t let your precious memories fade any more.  There is no telling when your VCR will decide to eat your video tapes.  Take action to preserve your videos now by ordering a VHS to DVD conversion service.