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Best Way to Ship Videotapes & Vinyl Records

When shipping important media like video tapes and vinyl records, it is vital that you pack them safely and securely. The last thing you want is to break or otherwise damage your recordings! The first step is to acquire a sturdy box. Heavy duty cardboard is prefered, as often times packages are thrown around during...
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Transferring Audio Reels to CD in Los Angeles

Los Angeles reel to reel audio to CD services Brief History Reel to Reel audio is a form of magnetic tape audio recording in which the tape is actually held on a reel, rather than being enclosed within a cassette. The reel which holds the tape, also called the supply or feed reel, is attached...
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GUIDE: How to Rip a CD to MP3 Using Windows Media Player

CD Ripping or transferring your CDs to your computer’s hard drive has several advantages. For one, it allows you to make duplicate, backup copies of your favorite music as either a pieced-together mix tape, or a complete copy of the original CD. Secondly, it allows you to consolidate your entire music collection into one location...
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GUIDE: How to Convert LP Vinyl Records to CD or MP3

Depending on when you were born, you are probably familiar with the old gramophone record. Also known as a phonograph record, or simply record, is an analog-based sound storage and playback mechanism consisting of a flat disc with inscribed spiral grooves running along the inside of the record. The groove starts at the outer edge...
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GUIDE: How to Transfer Your Audio Cassettes to CD or Mp3 Files

A common type of request we receive at DVD Your Memories is to convert old audio cassettes to CD or MP3. At our local offices, we perform many types of audio transfers in addition to audio cassettes to CD such as reel to reel audio conversions and vinyl LP to CD. What many people don’t...
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DAT Tapes vs Audio Cassettes: What’s the Difference?

DAT tapes are often confused with standard analog audio cassettes, mostly due in part because they look the same, but that’s where most of the similarities end. Most of us are pretty familiar with the old audio cassette, as they were a large part of our lives growing up in the 1970’s through the 90’s....
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The Audio Cassette Turns 50!

This month, the audio cassette turns 50 years old. Despite being obsolete for nearly two decades, the audio cassette format lives on. Believe it or not, but the audio cassette is actually the common format for a lot of the Middle Eastern, Indian and Asian street or folk music because cassettes are so cheap to...
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