[Hidden-tech] VHS to DVD W/ Editing

Janis S. Gray jsgray at crocker.com
Tue Jan 11 11:16:22 EST 2005


Ken Hinckley of Good Time Video Productions in South Hadley, 413 536-5572, 
can convert from VHS to DVD. Reasonable and fast, too. He also edits, but I 
don't know if his work is the kind you are looking for. I only used him for 
a little editing of live action; most of my piece involved a series of still 
shots. However, Ken is clever at matching action to the nuances of any 
background music you use, though!

Janis Gray
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>   Looking to convert my promotional reels from VHS to DVD. I also need to 
> Edit a new one. An Avid or Final cut with a good editor would be great. 
> Does anyone handle this kind of stuff or have any recommendations.
>     Thanks in advance for your help
>
>                      John VanEps
>                      mallets at mac.com
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