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Many people ask if we can put their converted videos onto a DVD. The simple answer is: we don’t recommend it. Years ago, DVDs were the standard way to watch family videos. But today, they are no longer the best format for preserving your memories. DVDs Don’t Hold Enough Data At Video to Digital Conversions, we capture and save your footage at a much higher quality than a standard DVD can handle. A standard single-layer DVD only holds 4.7GB of data, and even a dual-layer DVD

When it comes to converting MiniDV tapes to digital, many people assume that using the original camcorder is the best option. While this can work, it’s not the best method for quality or reliability. At Video to Digital Conversions, we use dedicated MiniDV playback equipment wherever possible — and here’s why it makes a difference. Built for Playback, Not Recording MiniDV camcorders were primarily designed for recording, not long-term playback. Dedicated MiniDV decks (players

When converting old video tapes such as VHS, Hi8 or Video8 to digital, one of the most important — and often overlooked — parts of the process is Time Base Correction (TBC) . Without it, even the best tapes can produce unstable or distorted results. At Video to Digital Conversions , we use professional equipment that includes time base correction to ensure your footage is captured as cleanly and accurately as possible. What Is Time Base Correction? Time Base Correction is a

Many families have boxes of old 35mm slides and film negatives stored away in cupboards, garages, and storage boxes. These images often contain decades of irreplaceable memories — holidays, birthdays, family events and moments that were never printed as photos. When it comes time to digitise these memories, the equipment used to scan them makes a huge difference in the final result. At Video to Digital Conversions , we use a professional dedicated film scanner (Canon CanoSca