There
are several logical reasons for wanting to convert
tape to DVD. Over a
period of time both audio and video tape tends to degrade. The result
of age is that audio or video tape gets jammed and scratched besides
being attacked by fungus. Therefore, people may need to preserve
their sentimental audio or video tape while government bodies may
have the requirement of preserving recorded matter for history or
posterity.
When
you transfer
audio or video tape
to DVD you are
sorting out a number of problems. At one stroke one gets rid of the
environmental issue almost totally. Digitisation has other
advantages. One is able to store much more data when the product is
DVD than when it is tape. But, the major reasons for wanting to
convert tape to DVD
besides durability are two. Firstly, one can docket the data easily
when the product is digitally acquired. One can also retrieve the
stored data easily. Further, if one is interested in duplication or
replication, the task is simpler when the data is in the form of a
DVD. Also, keeping the data in a hard disc actually is the best
method by which one can retain one’s data for posterity.
There
are companies such as A1D that can professionally transfer
tape to DVD from
even the standard audio cassette to the latest digital media formats
at very affordable prices. A1D has the expertise of mastering audio
CD, data CD, hybrid DVD 5, 9 and 10. The company can also create
master discs from tape formats such as VHS-C or 8mm or any other
source with customizable chapters and menus. The professional
equipment can convert your VHS to DVD as well as S-VHS (Super VHS)
and SVHS-C (Super VHS-Compact) among others.
For more details : http://www.a1d.co.uk/video_conversion_and_mastering.php
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