Preserve the Memories of DVD

At first of all, show how much you care. Nothing says I love you really, really like a polished house video with well-choreographed cuts, tasteful fades, DVD movie trivia game and a running time effectively less than two hours. Give your family and friends a present they'll love: themselves, looking excellent on digital camera.

Secondly, kids have short attention spans. Face it, once you gave Billy an Xbox at age six, it didn't do considerably to improve DVD movie his ability to sit still and view home video clips. Spend some time with an editing suite, and you will have a system capable of capturing his flighty imagination.

Thirdly, preserve the memories. Write-once DVDs can last 100 years, so they make excellent sense like a long-term storage media for the precious memories. Imagine showing the grandkids Old Faithful following it's dried up, or the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge following it’s turned into an oil field.