Without videotape-to-DVD conversion, future generations wouldn't be able to enjoy classic home videos of parents getting hit in the head with a Wiffle-ball bat or in the stomach with an unabridged dictionary. Remember all of your family's greatest hits with today's Groupon: for $20, you get $40 worth of converting any home movie, photograph, old movie film, or videotape to DVD at Creative Photo Video, Inc..
Owned by Rick and Wreatha Joiner since 1984, Creative Photo Video boasts more than 25 years' experience converting and preserving old home movies and videotapes. All production is done in-house by an experienced, professional team and several worker lemurs. Fans of newer technologies can archive photos on DVDs ($0.75/image plus DVD cost), forever preserving Dad's former life as a pinkie model, while home movies shot on Super 8 or Super-Duper 8 film may also find a new disc-shaped home ($0.10–$0.12/ft. plus DVD cost).
After being transferred to DVD, videos have a higher-quality picture as well as a decreased risk of damage when attempting to play them in a DVD player. Transfers can only be made from noncopyrighted tapes that contain two hours or fewer of footage and are not on fire.
Creative Photo Video Inc.
Guided by more than 25 years of experience in technological wizardry, Creative Photo Video Inc.'s trained preservationists transform analog movies and photographs into a modern digital format. Beloved tunes held captive on outdated tapes find a new home on CDs, and Home Movie Film, Video Tapes, Slides and Photos are transferred to shiny new DVDs or External Hard Drive, a durable and long-lasting medium that can be played back on any number of dedicated players, computers, game consoles, or Internet–enabled gramophones. The skilled technicians also helm wedding-video productions complete with photo montages and recaps, which have thrilled countless couples and have found their way onto the Oprah Winfrey Show.