Don’t forget to check out Ellen Browning Scripps Elementary School Fall Festival in Scripps Ranch on October 19th at 5:30pm. Bring the whole family for a fun evening of games, bingo, cake walks, face painting, food vendors, teacher play date silent auction, and much more. DVD Your Memories will be donating some gift certificates good...Read More
When it comes to scanning oversized photos and prints in a detailed manner, nothing comes close to the Epson 10000XL Wide-Format graphics arts scanner. Although much larger than your typical flatbed scanner, this unit can scan photos and prints sized up to 12.2 by 17.2 inches on one pass! This is great for artists and...Read More
At DVD Your Memories, we often need to get many people, across many stores, involved in a discussion. Trying to schedule a meeting where everyone is free, and everyone has to be there for the entire thing, is often more trouble than it is worth. We’ve tried a lot of software solutions, in all cases...Read More
Youtube is a great service allowing anyone with an internet connection to upload digital videos indefinitely onto their servers to share with others. Since Youtube was developed after digital video had already gained massive popularity around the globe, it’s a bit more complicated to upload analog video sources, such as what you’d find on VHS...Read More
If planning to get a large collection of photos scanned through a media transfer company, there’s some easy guidelines you should follow and some things to look out for. For big scanning jobs, it’s not always practical to get it done yourself, as it could take quite a while to get through all of them,...Read More
Recently, our Orange County store misplaced a Reel to Reel Power Cord for their Teac Reel to Reel audio deck. In the past, we had fashioned our own cables, as a quick search for a replacement reel to reel power cord or cable reveals that any site listing the model number for this particular unit...Read More
Vinyl records, while not the most durable forms of media in the world, are still collected and played today because of their unique sound when in good condition. Over the years, records can deteriorate quite a bit, and if played on a turntable in this condition, could produce loud pops and clicks over your speakers....Read More
