Hello all. I thought I'd post this for anyone who may be interested in preserving their vhs pool tapes. Since I've retired I've been fairly busy with a video transfer business archiving various analogue formats to DVD for viewing ease as well as preservation.
I use all high end equipment that includes a state of the art dedicated computer system, Adobe Premiere Pro, DVD Workshop and the most important component, is the hardware encoder which is the Canopus model ADVC300. This unit actually has the ability to clarify, sharpen, and color adjust (among other things) prior to digitizing. The resulting DVD often times shows better quality than the analogue master.
I charge 19 dollars per 2hr transfer, but for any fellow billiard lovers, I would offer a substantial discount on related videos. My website is in the works and not yet available, but keep the website in mind and please check on it in the future. There will be two sites www.VideoEMT.com and Video2Burn.com
Great results and if you are interested, IM me and I'll give you contact info.
thanks,
joe
I use all high end equipment that includes a state of the art dedicated computer system, Adobe Premiere Pro, DVD Workshop and the most important component, is the hardware encoder which is the Canopus model ADVC300. This unit actually has the ability to clarify, sharpen, and color adjust (among other things) prior to digitizing. The resulting DVD often times shows better quality than the analogue master.
I charge 19 dollars per 2hr transfer, but for any fellow billiard lovers, I would offer a substantial discount on related videos. My website is in the works and not yet available, but keep the website in mind and please check on it in the future. There will be two sites www.VideoEMT.com and Video2Burn.com
Great results and if you are interested, IM me and I'll give you contact info.
thanks,
joe