1. VHS / S-VHS / VHS-C / MINI-DV Transfer to DVD
R3 Consulting, LLC is pleased to announce the service of transferring/converting your old VHS, S-VHS,
VHS-C or Mini-DV tapes to DVD. Our transfer process does not suffer from audio/video sync issues as is
common in VHS transfers. In addition, the device we use has special filters to get the best image quality possible.
Problems with VHS / S-VHS / & VHS-C
• Quality deteriorates over time as well as each time it is played.
• You may not even have a VCR connected. Digital Video Recorders such as Comcast’s DVR and TIVO are
becoming more popular and replacing the old fashioned VCR.
• It is difficult to know what is on the tape. In addition, you must fast forward and/or rewind to get to a
specific scene, which in turn causes the tape to deteriorate.
• VHS-C requires an adaptor to convert it to your VCR player.
Problems with Mini-DV
• Unless you have an expensive standalone Mini-DV player, you must connect your Mini-DV camcorder to
your TV in order to watch it.
• This is still on digital tape, which has the tendency to break.
Benefits of Converting to DVD
• Can hold approximately 2-4 hours of video (90 minutes recommended for best quality) on 1 DVD.
• Menu and sub-menu system available for easy navigation.
• Chapter points can be added to quickly skip through different scenes.
• DVD playback will not deteriorate.
• You can copy your DVD unlimited times easily with your own DVD burner.
• R3 can design a custom DVD Cover and Back Cover with chapter titles just like a real DVD.
• DVD media with Lightscribe Technology available. This allows text and/or graphics to be inscribed directly
onto the DVD disk.
If you are interested in this service, please contact me at 609-440-4144 or via email at Rob@R3-Consulting.net.
I have enclosed a form that will help guide in the process of creating your DVD. Please note that not all older DVD
players can play DVD-R or DVD+R burned media.
Best regards,
Rob Richman
President
R3 Consulting, LLC