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How to Create a Family Facebook Group and Share Media

Did you know you can learn about your extended family simply through social media? Social media has been growing steadily in recent years with now more people online than ever before, sharing photos and other media with each other’s friends and family. It allows people to connect with people far, far away instantly and share...
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Benefits of Blu-ray vs DVD

The benefits of Blu-ray vs. DVD For a while now, DVDs have been the standard format for optical media, as it holds much more data than CD-R and is more versatile by allowing the user to store data such as images and photos, but also create playable Movies and audio discs from DVDs. By now,...
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Save Money on Summer Gas Prices and at DVD Your Memories by Taking the Metro!

The Culver City stop of the newly built Metro Exposition line is now open, and it stops just in front of our Los Angeles store! Phase 1 of the $930-million light rail Expo Line is now complete, marking the first time these trains will serve this part of the city since the old Red Trolley...
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DVD Your Memories, Top Media Service in California

Yelp’s Favorite Local Media Transfer in Southern California Locals Love us On Yelp! We here at DVD Your Memories have been working hard for over fifteen years to be the best media transfer company in Southern California. We love helping every one of our customers to experience the joy of reviving their memories to digital...
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Guidelines and Tips for Shipping Your Video Tapes

Thousands of items are shipped around the world each day, arriving right on time to the correct destination. Shipping your memories can make some people worried, mostly because there are no replacements for these items. They are truly unique and one of a kind, and once lost, they are gone forever. Some common questions potential...
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How to Get Photos Off Old Floppy Disks

Back in the old days, there were no such things as USB flash drives, portable hard drives and WiFi. To transfer data from one computer to another, you had to load your data onto floppy disks. Many people have fond memories loading basic programs, documents and scanning photos onto these disks to bring to class...
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