My wife had a terrific family video made here, so I went back a year later and had kodachrome slides of a trekking trip I made to Nepal converted to digital images and a DVD and Blu-Ray DVD made, accompanied by a 15 song soundtrack i chose. I found the service, helpfulness, and aesthetics of...Read More
These guys are fantastic! They understood everything I wanted to do and they did it. After reviewing their work, there was literally nothing I would change. I will be going back to them to work on our Wedding DVD (the people we hired did such a poor job) and some of my old VHS tapes....Read More
Last summer I made a compact VHS recording of my 92 year old uncle, touring the little town where he grew up- pretty special. I wanted to share this with my cousins but was concerned about leaving the tape somewhere and it getting lost or damaged. Not only got the tape back in fine shape,...Read More
My dad had a reel-to-reel movie that was from a family gathering in 1936. He had it transferred to a VCR tape. I wanted to surprise him by sneaking the tape out of his house and recording it to a DVD. Imagine MY surprise when my VCR ate it! I was scared to death to...Read More
I own a very old Verizon razr with two saved calls of my mother’s voice who just passed away. After 3 failures to recover the audio with Verizon technicians I called dvd your memories. Anthony listened patiently as I explained, with my lack of technical knowledge, that this was the last time I could hear...Read More
If you have VHS tapes that you want transferred to DVD without costing you a fortune “DVD Your Memories” is the place to go. I work in the industrial area of Kearney Mesa and found “DVD Your Memories” quite by accident. They did a wonderful job transferring “Nancy Wilson live at Carnegie Hall and Judy...Read More
Had a great experience with this company. I wanted to convert a video cassette to a DVD and have 5 additional DVD copies made for family members. The very original film was old reel to reel 3mm film of home movies taken by my father back in the 50’s and 60’s. In 1995 I had...Read More
