Personal Duplication

A guide to which DVD mass-production option works best for you. You've burned a master disc of your pièce de résistance and are ready to ship it all over. Just one problem: you have only one disc, and burning hundreds by yourself isn't feasible. Or is it? Both duplication services and home-use duplicators create the same outcome, so which one should you go with? This article will arm you with the information you need to choose the option that works best for you, so you can tackle your next big project with ease.

Anyone who's serious about encoding for a wide variety of formats and doing it efficiently will find this video compression software their main squeeze.

An Introduction to DVD Hardware and Software.

In attics, basements and closets everywhere, there are piles of tapes waiting for the ambitious video editor to give them new life.

Burn, Print, Show!

Affordable Automated Duplication

Disc Makers ReflexMax4 DVD Duplicator

The home DVD production dam started breaking down when computer manufacturers started equipping their products with DVD burners.

How to keep that freshly burned DVD from moonlighting as a coffee-table coaster.

Do-it-yourself film-to-video is easy and allows you to add a personal touch to your classic footage.

Transferring slides to video can be a very simple process.

Generation loss may well be the video editor's worst enemy. Here are some tips on how you can avoid its evils, regardless of the format you're shooting with.

Follow a reader through the process of creating a VCD

There's nothing wrong with analog camcorders, but there are many good reasons your next camcorder should be digital.

There are more options for getting your video seen than ever before.

DVD may be all the rage, but there is a nearly universal distribution path that has been around for quite a while now.

Throw that carousel projector away. Now you can build your own slideshow that doesn't require turning down the lights.