I’ve Got a Broken Videotape. What Next? You’ve got the old videotapes. But after years of being stored in the basement, they are starting to show signs of wear and tear. Damaged videotapes are often salvageable. So how can you tell if these old tapes, filled with...
Technology is advancing every day, rendering old media equipment useless. Your family memories are especially vulnerable to these changes in technology as digital recording has taken over, which means your old video tapes and viewing equipment are fast becoming...
Audio files are broken down into two different groups — uncompressed (lossless) and compressed (lossy). Uncompressed file formats are used when maximum audio quality is desired. While analog purists will argue that digitizing any signal results in a loss in quality,...
Most videos files have at least two types of file formats. First there is the container, and then the codec which is used inside the container.The container is what describes the whole structure of the file, and specifies which codec’s are being used. The following is...
