Digital Video Lab

8 mm films belong to the genre of narrow films. These are all films with a bandwidth of less than 35 millimeters. There are very different versions of the 8 mm film. Do you even know which format your 8 mm films belong to? We have summarized a small overview for you: 8 mm films , also called regular 8 or N8, have relatively large, single-row perforations at the edge of the band, located above the boundary between two frames. The picture windows are 4.5 mm wide and 3.3 mm high. This format had its wedding from the market introduction by Kodak in the year 1932 to the replacement by the Super 8 film 1965, after that normal 8 was used only rarely. Most of today still existing Normal 8 films are thereby 50 years or older. Double 8 films were made from the already popular 16 mm films. On the film are two opposing picture windows with the same dimensions as the Normal 8 film. There are perforation holes on both sides. After the double 8-roll was exposed on one side, it was rota...

Do you still have old videos at home? Then it is high time to digitize the almost historic VHS tapes, because the magnetic tapes are subject to a certain decay and do not last forever. To save her from this, you have two options: •    Dub videos to DVD •    Upload videos to the computer Digitize VHS tapes and dub to DVD The commercial, but also easier way, is to send the VHS tapes to one of the best Video Stores Los Angeles and have them transfer your videos to DVD. There are many providers here. For example, the Preservetodvd, which also takes over the digitization of old Super 8 recordings. Alternatively you can also dub the videos yourself from VHS to DVD. All you need for transmission are the following things: •    Your old VHS cassette •    A suitable number of DVD blanks First, you should find out which ports your video recorder has. So you can save a lot of money. Because high-quality models usually have an S-vid...

Consumer technology evolves practically every year. Who has not enjoyed a walk in the park listening to music and watch HD videos on his precious digital devices? Do you remember the turntables where we listened to the best types of vinyl of the 80s? Where will the photographic negatives we stored be? And all those VHS tapes with familiar moments to remember? Now we have new much more powerful devices, with more quality and with more suitable and reduced sizes but, what happens with all those videotapes, photographs, music cassettes, and vinyl purchased over the years? How can I enjoy them in the new times? So easy, there are the necessary tools to give a "second youth" to your musical and audiovisual memories thanks to the hi8 to digital converter . Now we have new much more powerful devices, with more quality and with more suitable and reduced sizes but, what happens with all those videotapes, photographs, music cassettes, and vinyl purchased over the years? How ca...