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   (or CD) Production Specialist

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Do you have…..

• Old family movies on 8mm or Super8 film from 1970, or the 60’s, or even the 50’s that you’d like to view or pass onto your children or the rest of your family?

• Aged or cracked photographs from your ancestors?

• VHS or BETAMAX or Sony 8mm tapes you would like transferred to DVD?

• Slides you would like to watch on your TV with full background music?

• Relatives or friends in other parts of the world and you have received an “un-viewable” tape or maybe you would like to send them YOUR tape in the proper format for them to view? [SECAM/PAL/NTSC]

Do you have films or tapes you’d like transferred to DVD? I think most of us want to transfer our filmed memories to video or digital ourselves. Perhaps you have wanted to do this for a while but have never had the opportunity -- or didn’t know how to start. Maybe you’ve even thought of doing this yourself by directly videotaping the screen while your projector was running.  Whatever the reason, there are no more excuses; here’s your opportunity to have it done for you professionally and with the highest standards available.

Don’t be fooled by amateurs or “wannabe’s” who use a converter box to transfer your films. A converter kit is nothing more than a mirrored lens box that can be purchased on eBay for $10 to $40. This cheap method of converting film produces an extremely undesirable quality not even worth putting on DVD. An even worse method is videotaping the projector screen which s extremely dim and grainy. Either of these methods will produce a flickering image of the final product due to frame rate differential of 18 or 24 frames-per-second on film versus 30fps of video.

The correct way to transfer these films is to use a professional conversion machine that electronically compensates for the variable frame rate and produces an image almost as clear as your original film. I use this method with a telecine machine and a high end digital camera to produce the highest quality DVD achievable. Where possible, I also make some modifications during the conversion process to balance and enhance the color of the original film.

Because of my 30 years experience as a computer hardware and software technician, I always pay special attention to detail. Your films are not simply copied to DVD; they are edited into a production!  If your movies are of the silent type with no sound, I can also add appropriate background music and sound effects to make them enjoyable for viewing by everyone.

Please email: Support@veliko.com if we:

• Transferred your 8mm/Super8mm films or tapes into a production DVD

• Created a computer Screen Saver from your prints

• Colorized or Retouched your old photos

• Transferred and digitized your vintage non-copyrighted 78rpm record to CD

• or supplied you with any other CD-ROM or DVD video service  and are having problems

Please email: Sales@veliko.com if you have received a demo DVD and need additional information or would like to make comments or suggestions

Need technical support on a Screen Saver you received? Click here for complete instruction on installation and use.

If you’re interested in converting your memories to DVD call for more information.
Veliko "Lee" Bekir
(908) 359-6736
Keep in mind that film won't last forever – DVD's last 100 plus years