Yes, I guess you just need to impress on them that they will be losing something by moving it to that medium. It must be a money issue right? DVD-R media is pretty cheap now @ 66¢ an hour vs. $2-$4 an hour for DV tape. k On Friday, February 7, 2003, at 02:53 PM, Ken McNamara wrote: > Thubten Kunga wrote: >> >> Looking back on your original post below Ken, are you saying they only >> have DVD burning capability and not DV tape recording capability? >> Because the only way to preserve the quality of any analog source >> would >> be to make a DV recording of it. The DVD recording will obviously be >> full of artifacts and look a lot softer than the original. The DV >> recording should preserve almost all of the original source recording >> — DV tape dropouts not withstanding. It's all pretty fragile when you >> get right down to it. : ^ ) >> >> k > > No, I have the DV recording capability and it's my choice for > archiving. It's people I know who are bound and determined to archive > onto DVD that want to do it this way. > > -- > KenMc - conmara at grandcanyonhiker.com > http://www.grandcanyonhiker.com > See our new video - > 'Hiking the Grand Canyon - The Corridor Trails'