Advantages of Using a Video to DVD Converter

VHS tape was very popular since the 1970s and many people used VHS camcorders for recording videos of their celebrations. All these recorded videos are valuable memories that should be preserved for lifelong. As the analog type of video is now replaced with the digital form, it is best to use a video to DVD converter to digitalize all the stored videos. People want to reap the benefits of converting videos and transferring them to DVDs.

 

Easy operation of DVD: 

A user does not need to rewind a DVD to play a particular video, as he needed in the case of playing a VHS tape. Moreover, a DVD player is much faster in reading the stored files and displaying them on the TV screen. All formats of images, audio, and videos can be stored on a DVD.

 

A higher resolution of video:

The resolution of the video recorded in a DVD is much higher than the analog files recorded in VHS tape. Thus, it is easier for the device to read the signals due to the high-quality of the stored videos.

 

The smaller size of a DVD player: 

The size of a DVD player is much smaller than that of a VHS tape recorder.  It is also easier to store DVDs in a small plastic case compared to cases of VHS tapes. Thus, it is very easy to play a DVD player whenever one wants to do it.

 

Better durability of DVDs:

A DVD cannot be easily damaged while a VHS tape can be easily spoiled while playing it on the deck. Thus, stored memories in the form of videos can be preserved better in the form of DVDs.

 

Digital videos stored in a DVD can be easily shared with others, as it is quite simple to send a DVD by post or courier to another person. Videolabs Solutions uses the best quality video to DVD converter to transform our clients’ videos from Betamax and 8mm tapes to DVDs.  Though we are based in Miami, our services are extended throughout South Florida.