Did you know that you can convert video to DVD now? That's right; those old VHS movies of your 1980s wedding with the puffy sleeves and feathered hair can be on DVD for the whole family to enjoy. Now that you can convert video to DVD, you can embarrass your son in front of his girlfriend with old videos of him as a baby or a chubby little kid more easily than ever. And with DVD replication, you can make numerous copies of these old favorites to share with the whole gang. When you decide to convert video to DVD, you can take pretty much any type of tapes to a service provider, and they should be able to turn them into shiny new digital video discs.

You can covert video to DVD for Betacam, Umatic (3/4"), one inch (reel), VHS (NTSC, PAL, SECAM), Super VHS, VHS-C, 8mm, Hi8 8mm, DVCAM (NTSC or PAL), MINI-DVCAM (NTSC or PAL) or MINI DV (NTSC or PAL). You can even add DVD screenprinting to the finished product to imprint graphics and text on each digital video disc. Now that you can convert video to DVD, the possibilities are pretty much endless. It's time to start digging through those old movies of the kids acting funny and the pets doing cute things - even old snowball who went to kitty heaven all those years ago. If you want these videos ready to distribute to the family for a reunion, all you need to do is add the DVD replication service. And if you want the discs labeled and imprinted with artwork, all you need to do is add the DVD screenprinting service. It's a good idea to act fast, though, since after 15 years old VHS tapes can degenerate and eventually become un-viewable. With the ability to convert video to DVD, none of those old recorded memories, even the most embarrassing ones, will ever need to be lost.