John, Video Kitchen, 2323 Bardstown Road, 458-4411. They converted a bunch of old Super-8 movies for us and did a great job.
> Folks, > > My wife and I will celebrate our 50 yr. high school class reunion next year > (yes we are past the "youth" age). I am drafted to put on the video > production and while most put on slide shows but we Mac guys don't settle for > that. > > Years ago the hometown we are from was featured on the Walter Cronkite show " > You Were An Eye Witness". Now this was back in the 1960's and the technology > was less than stellar. Somehow the movie was converted to VHS tape and > through a large search I found an upperclassman that had a copy of all the > tapes. CBS did a followup 30 years later and produced another program and I > have both. The tapes arrived and as I had two OLD VHS players I felt the > problems were most likely with those old machines so I ordered a new one. > > Even with the new one the tapes have repeated "blackouts", over and over to > the point if I can convert them to digital the editing will make the final > result almost unusable. What a shame. > > In the past there has been mention of professional firms that work with these > and I would like to see if they have better equipment or more elaborate ways > of recovering these. If you have had any experience with such firms I sure > would appreciate you sending their name my way. It would be a shame to have > this lost as it is a window on our past, and that will be the theme of the > movie I am trying to put together......."A Journey Of Memories". > > > Many thanks, > > John > > > _______________________________________________ > MacGroup mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.math.louisville.edu/mailman/listinfo/macgroup > > _______________________________________________ MacGroup mailing list [email protected] http://www.math.louisville.edu/mailman/listinfo/macgroup
