It is possible to put up to two hours onto one DVD, however the highest video quality is obtained by keeping the DVD to 80 minutes or less. The price concious shopper will have to weigh the costs vs. quality tradeoffs along with the content of the tape in order to make a decision. When combining 20 and 30 minute tapes, lengths between one and two hours, such as 90 minutes, are also options.

Certain types of video seem to be less susceptible to the compression artifacts that are sometimes visible in the two hour DVD's. We are currently doing more research on identifying this type of video, and will share our findings when it is available. Feel free to contact us if you would like to talk to us about this issue.

You should receive an order confirmation email message. Simply follow the instructions contained in that email message. If you do not get email, the last page of the order process has instructions on what to do next.
 

If the movie or video states a copyright either on the packaging or at the beginning of the video content, we will not transfer it without verifiable written consent of the copyright owner.
 

If the movie or video states a copyright either on the packaging or at the beginning of the video content, we will not transfer it without verifiable written consent of the copyright owner.
 

If the combined time of the tapes is under 2 hours you can put multiple tapes on one DVD. There is an additional $10 charge for each tape change.
 

Hollywood studios and anyone willing to order discs in quantities of 1000’s, can have their DVD’s stamped out on dual-layer DVD-Video discs. For single or small quantity runs, the DVD writers and formats available support only single layer discs. This gives the Hollywood studios twice as much space to work with, not to mention their multi-million dollar video compression hardware.
 

Yes but they only apply to non-discounted prices. Please see the volume discounts.
 

Absolutely yes!
 

Most of the turn around time is in the shipping. For a small job of one or two DVDs it shouldn't be in our shop more than a couple days. We return the DVDs via Media Mail, which can take up to a week depending on where you are located. For larger jobs the time will vary (please call us for an estimate). Finally, the time will also vary depending on how many other jobs we are working on at the time.
 

Yes. If you have particular needs please email or call us. If we know ahead of time when a job is coming in and what your special needs are we can usually accommodate you.
 

Yes. There is a charge in addition to the DVD charge for the film conversion. The conversion from film runs about $6/(3 inch diameter reel or 50 ft) plus S/H. If you have a 5 inch reel (200 ft), the cost should be around 4x$6 or $24 plus S/H. If you have a 7 inch reel (400 ft) the cost should be 8x$6 or $48 plus S/H. We can put 1500-1800 ft of film onto a single DVD.
 

The price on our website for copies is $4.50 plus S/H. We keep your DVD images on our system until we confirm that you have received the DVDs and are satisfied with them. As long as we still have your files on our system, you can order additional copies, but please let us know as soon as possible if you think you will want copies. If we do not hear back from a customer within a week after delivery has been confirmed, the files will be erased.
 

In short, the answer is: these DVD’s will play in most all currently sold DVD players. The longer answer is in the compatibility disclaimer.