Product Description
Transfer your home movies to high quality digital files, available in formats compatible with both MAC and PC, depending on your preference.
Digital files can be delivered to you on data discs or loaded to a hard drive for a low fee if you provide your own; hard drives are available for purchase if needed.
Our technicians will load all of your files to an external hard drive, for optimum storage and organization. We will also upload your files to a server site available for download and immediate delivery, also for a very low flat fee.
VHS-to-DVD can deliver files in the follow formats:
MPEG refers to the Motion Picture Experts Group, an organization that sets international standards for digital formats for audio and video. MPEG audio and video are the standard formats used on Video CDs and DVDs.
AVI is short for "Audio Video Interleave," the file format for Microsoft's Video for Windows standard. It is a video standard designed by Microsoft. The format was developed for storing video and audio information. Files in this format have an AVI extension. Video for Windows does not require any special hardware, making it the lowest common denominator for multimedia applications.
QuickTime (*.MOV) - (Quick Time Movie File Extension) is a video and animation system developed by Apple Computer. QuickTime is built into the Macintosh operating system and is used by most Mac applications that include video or animation. PCs can also run files in QuickTime format, but they require a special QuickTime codec. QuickTime supports most encoding formats, including Cinepak, JPEG, and MPEG. QuickTime competes with a number of other standards, including AVI and ActiveMovie. Apple's QuickTime has superior audio/video quality, is compatible with Internet Explorer and Netscape browsers, and supports various media formats.
Microsoft Windows Media Video (*.WMV) is Microsoft's advanced streaming format. It is a file that can contain video, audio, slide shows, and synchronized events.
VHS-to-DVD can deliver files in the follow formats:
MPEG refers to the Motion Picture Experts Group, an organization that sets international standards for digital formats for audio and video. MPEG audio and video are the standard formats used on Video CDs and DVDs.
AVI is short for "Audio Video Interleave," the file format for Microsoft's Video for Windows standard. It is a video standard designed by Microsoft. The format was developed for storing video and audio information. Files in this format have an AVI extension. Video for Windows does not require any special hardware, making it the lowest common denominator for multimedia applications.
QuickTime (*.MOV) - (Quick Time Movie File Extension) is a video and animation system developed by Apple Computer. QuickTime is built into the Macintosh operating system and is used by most Mac applications that include video or animation. PCs can also run files in QuickTime format, but they require a special QuickTime codec. QuickTime supports most encoding formats, including Cinepak, JPEG, and MPEG. QuickTime competes with a number of other standards, including AVI and ActiveMovie. Apple's QuickTime has superior audio/video quality, is compatible with Internet Explorer and Netscape browsers, and supports various media formats.
Microsoft Windows Media Video (*.WMV) is Microsoft's advanced streaming format. It is a file that can contain video, audio, slide shows, and synchronized events.
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