Frequently Asked Questions
9) Why should I have my wedding video on DVD?
Let's start with durability. DVD is estimated to have a life of 100 years if properly stored versus 10 years on VHS. DVD plays with no loss of quality after repeated plays, VHS however, is known to suffer wear from each viewing and magnetic, and chemical processes are deteriorating the tape even as it sits on the shelf. Superior picture and sound quality of DVD offers up to 720 lines of resolution where VHS only offers 320. Unlike VHS, DVD is also capable of sound quality that is in par with CD quality sound.

DVD has become the new industry standard in quality video storage. It has opened up an entirely new avenue of creativity. Menu chapters (should you choose this option) on your DVD will allow you to locate a particular section of your video quickly, like choosing tracks on an audio CD. The chapters also can allow for special sections for interviews that you might only view on occasion. More advanced productions companies are able to produce a case insert that rivals “Hollywood”-style DVDs, as well as, on-disc printing for a fully professional presentation.

Even if you don’t own a DVD player, someday you will. VHS is rapidly becoming obsolete and with prices starting at $60.00, it’s hard to find a reason not to make the upgrade.
BACK
Corporate

 Special Events

 Weddings
... Options
... Packages
... Samples
... Testimonials
... FAQs

 Other Services
© Daneman Video Productions, 2002 - 2007. All Rights Reserved