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Why Convert:
- Quality - Videotapes are timebombs. They use imprecise analog
storage. Once bright and vibrant images become faded and greyed. Quality is lost and can never be
restored. Some videos can become completely unviewable.
Storage on DVD will preserve quality (although can not restore it once lost). It uses
digital technology so the information transferred is the same as the information
recorded, with no quality loss. The result is a crisp, clear image without
the fuzziness of your videotape.
- Longevity - The estimated lifespan of VHS tapes is approximately
10-15 years. The amount of deterioration depends on storage conditions
and playback frequency. The only true permanent storage solution
is DVD. It's life expectancy is 100+ years, with no deterioration in
quality no matter how many times it is viewed.
- Efficiency - The viewer is in the driver's seat when it comes
to DVD's. Customized menus and chapters allow you to locate special
scenes with ease. Forget forwarding and rewinding forever.
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Since 1999, DVD players have outsold VHS players, and will eventually replace
the VHS format.
In 2003, 6 years after they hit the market, there were over 250 million DVD devices
worldwide. This is more than half the number of VCR's.
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DVD offers superior visual quality, better than CD sound, and a lifespan of 100 years or more.
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