What to do with your old media and equipment once you have it all transferred by Leave A Legacy, Inc.
Tuesday, 12 October 2021
Donate your old working VCRs and video cameras to Leave A Legacy, Inc. Click here to download and printable copy of this blog. Other old electronics can be dropped off at Best Buy for recycling…free! Recycle your old media and equipment: Ship to Green disk 25 pounds for $15 and then$0.50/# for more greendisk.com to
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Ripping and Copying DVDs and CDs
Friday, 20 August 2021
Ripping or copying DVDs starts at $10/disc. Ripping CDs starts at $4.50/disc Copying CDs start at $8/disc. You either have a collection of DVDs and want another copy of them to share with someone else in the family or you have a collection of DVDs that you want to turn into digital files on your
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More Discs and Rip Disc by Leave A Legacy
Thursday, 23 January 2020
Leave A Legacy we can certainly make copies of your DVDs and CDs and yes, Leave A Legacy can rip your CDs and DVDs! I agree that it sounds violent, but your disc will not be harmed in the process.
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Making sense of CDs and DVDs
Thursday, 04 April 2019
Last month we shared information on differences in disk quality and longevity. The next step to keeping your data long-term is handling your disks with the respect your data deserves.Many environmental factors can damage your disks. These include: exposure to direct sunlight: intense heat; fluctuations in temperature and humidity; gravity; fingerprints; and smudges and scratches.
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How to Avoid Damaging Disks
Thursday, 04 April 2019
Last month we shared information on differences in disk quality and longevity. The next step to keeping your data long-term is handling your disks with the respect your data deserves.Many environmental factors can damage your disks. These include: exposure to direct sunlight: intense heat; fluctuations in temperature and humidity; gravity; fingerprints; and smudges and scratches.
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Cleaning your DVD or CD Player
Thursday, 04 April 2019
Dust can collect on the lens in your DVD and CD players which causes difficulty in playing disks correctly or for them to not play at all. I used to always blame the disk in having flaws or scratches but when your video skips a lot it may be indicating that it is time for
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CD and DVD Rot
Thursday, 04 April 2019
Last month we made sense of + x and – on your CD and DVD. This month we look at disks and discuss their longevity. The first disk was created in the early 80’s. Today’s disks are much more advanced in write performance, capacity, quality and price. Quality manufacturers have determined through testing that current
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My computer won’t play a DVD
Friday, 06 July 2018
We’ve been transferring videos and old movie films to DVDs for many years. It’s an ongoing challenge to stay ahead of technology changes. Our latest problem that we have encountered is when I client called and said that our DVDs won’t play in their computer. We are used to the new computers that come out
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Back-up Rule, Back-up Offer, the Best Gifts
Wednesday, 02 November 2016
Back-up Rule: Have your heard about the 3-2-1 rule for protecting your digital media? This works for your scanned photos, your digitized videos and even your everyday digital files you create on your computer for home or at work. 3 – You should have 3 copies! Once you have one digital copy, making additional copies
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Should I transfer to DVD or Digital Files?
Thursday, 30 June 2016
So you have some films or videos clogging up your storage area and you’d like to both get rid of the clutter and also be able to actually see them again. With the ever changing digital era you may ask, “what should be done with them”; “should I get a DVD or something else?” Leave
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