Edited tapes can range from 45 minutes to upwards of 2 hours depending on the length of the ceremony and the amount of peripheral activity. After the event you will have the opportunity to have input into the final length of the DVD through an online customization form.

Certainly! Sharing productions is the most enjoyable part of a creative effort. DVDs allow you to easily share your productions whether they are home movies, training materials or background for a corporate meeting.

This subject comes up every time some CP/M archive on the Web vanishes, or there is some discussion of data media. Of course some CP/M original media is 20 years or more old, so it is relevant. The issue in many cases is not the degration of the media, but loss of old technology and software to READ the media. A reasonable strategy is to copy data to "current" media every few years to avoid both media damage and obsolscence.

It depends on how many events we cover for you? Average DVD's last between 27 & 45 minutes in length. To give you a better idea, a 40 photo montage normally runs about 6 1/2 minutes in length. A typical wedding ceremony will start with pre ceremony (when the Bride and Groom are getting ready) coverage that is edited down to about 3 1/2 minutes long. The average wedding ceremony edits down to about 8-11 minutes in length.

Not all audio masters require postproduction. At MUSIC MANUFACTURING SERVICES if you are happy with the master you provide, it becomes the production master from which your duplication is done. A properly edited master will ensure that your finished product is error free. If you are unsure if your master is at it's best, just ask for our engineers to listen to it and see if you could benefit from our mastering services. The estimate is free, all you have to do is ask.

Ensuring the confidentiality and security of our Clients' documents is our top priority. Your edited documents will be removed from our system 24 hours after our editors return the work to you.

Of course not. We have heard of other companies where if you don't tell them how long the tape is, you just lose the rest of the tape or they use a low quality compression. This is just not professional.

This will vary depending on the amount of time that the ceremony lasts and how much time we shoot at the reception. We can also edit your video down to just show highlights, or we can leave everything in. Unless you tell us, we leave as much as possible in.

Blue Sky Video Productions we will do our professional best to deliver a video to you that will hold your interest throughout the entire tape. We know that your wedding tape will be something you will want to watch over and over again. We offer wedding video packages that will capture your ceremony only, your ceremony and approximately four hours of your reception, or if you desire, your entire reception.

The variables involved in this question are so numerous that no single answer can possibly be correct. However, as a general guideline: If you have professional quality tape from a major manufacturer and keep it in a dry environment that is comfortable for you, it should last at least ten years. If you keep tape in a stable, controlled environment that is slightly too cold and too dry for a person to be comfortable in, your tape should last for at least fifty years.

The loan period for most books is two weeks, and may be renewed for additional loan periods unless reserved by another patron.

Unless paid for, the session tape belongs to the studio and would generally not be re-used for at least 6 months after being recorded on.

a general rule, it takes roughly 1 hour to transcribe 30 minutes of clearly recorded speech. Additional time will need to be spent on proof reading, printing, posting or emailing the finished article, at no extra charge.

Depending on the crop, it could take weeks or months. I have had some ears stand in 8 weeks and others it took 12 months. The most important thing is NOT to give up. If you take the ears down and they fall, TAPE them up again!! Also, ears should be taken down, cleaned, aired, and put back up within a few hours unless there is a good chance the ears will stand. Taking ears down and leaving them floppy for a day or two at a time will get you no where.

No, what you see is what you get and what originally gets said is what you see. On occasion, an edit will be done. This happens only a few times a year. In one instance, a camera shot of a guest's reaction was lost so a filler shot was used. In another occasion, Aaron made a statement about Jerry Falwell which the Station thought was libelous (it had something to do with sexual activities about which Aaron was joking) and the comment was deleted - with everyone's approval (including Aaron).

The approval process usually takes less than 24 hours, but sometimes we take a weekend off to help feed the homeless and play checkers with the elderly. Therefore, if it's been 25 hours since you submitted changes to your profile, relax a bit. We will probably get to it soon, and you will receive an email when it's live again. Sometimes though there is a problem, and your profile stayed unapproved for an unexpectedly long amount of time.

Depending on what day of the week we receive your finished script, it could be back to you in as little as three days. We record on Mondays and Thursdays, and all productions are in the mail the following day. The only variable is the time it will take to get to you in the mail. (Of course we can always over-night it, if you're in a real hurry)

The most commonly figure for the archival life of magnetic tape is 30 years. Even in an era of heightened concern about compliance and records retention, that is long enough to make storage administrators comfortable.