It seems that new advances are being made on a daily basis and on technology. A very popular technology for many years is the recording of video images on VHS tapes.
VHS is Out
Today, VHS is an obsolete technology that has been completely replaced by a DVD. Yet people still possess quite extensive collections of VHS tapes that contain their own home movies as well as other types of movies that have been purchased over the years. So, what is the purpose of a VHS to DVD service? Video file conversions are services that are offered to transfer files to people easily. This is something that people find best left to professionals more often than not.
Convert Movies
In general, a VHS to DVD service takes household movies of a person that have been recorded with a camcorder and stored on VHS tapes and transfers the video information from these tapes to DVD discs created optically to using a laser. This laser burns information into a special coating on the disk using a format that allows it to be read by computers and DVD players. Ideally, this would be the only service offered by these companies. Focusing on what is done well is always a great business practice.
Remaster Tapes
Once the files are put on to a computer the master is digitally redone and put to a proper sound score. The combination of the sound and video conversion makes a fine pairing that can be watched over and over. The result is a crisp, clear copy that can be treasured for the life of the disc. No matter how many times it is played, and how many times it is watched repeatedly the quality never changes. This is the big advantage to DVDs, and it is why the media was adopted as the new standard at the DVD forum in the 1990’s.
If you are looking for more info on video file conversions services, contact Chromavision. They can be found online at http://www.chromavision.net.
