In this article we’ll talk about the different kinds of SD cards available and the types of video files that camcorders and other cameras including mobile phones might record onto them. We’ll try to avoid getting bogged down with too much technical information. If we miss anything out or there’s an unanswered question then please… Read More: Guide – SD Memory Cards for Home Video »
Are you looking to make your first promo disc? Whether you’re a solo artist, a band or an indie film producer with a story to tell shiny silver discs are a tangible item you can use to show the offline world exactly what you do. Retail discs (CDs, DVDs or Blu-ray discs) are made in… Read More: FAQ about disc duplication, replication and packaging »
Thank you to all our customers for your business so far this year. Christmas is always a busy time for video to DVD transfers. Our cut-off dates for pre-Christmas video to DVD transfer orders are: Ordering by post (3 tapes or less) – Your tapes must arrive here by Friday 14th December Visitors to our… Read More: Video to DVD transfers – Christmas 2012 »
Why your video tapes are at risk Many people have discovered that their old camcorders which worked perfectly when stored away just a few years ago have completely failed either electronically or mechanically when the time comes to try them out again. A camcorder which no longer works isn’t the end of the world but… Read More: How to archive and store video tapes digitally »
It’s a very busy time of year for our video to DVD transfer service. If you are having a video transferred as a gift for a friend or family member then we’ll be happy to print your personalised message on alongside the title at no extra cost.
We’ve been offering our DVD replication customers EcoDiscs since we first heard about the product. EcoDisc is now available from runs of just 3,000 units. EcoDisc does everything a normal DVD does only greener.
For around twelve years we’ve been transferring video to DVD. During all of that time we have used DVD-R discs which hold up to two hours of good quality video footage. It is possible to fit much more footage on a DVD-R disc. A few minutes over two hours is usually OK but once you… Read More: New service, transfer video to dual-layer DVD »