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Are your family's home video tapes piled haphazardly in a box or stored away in an attic or basement? If so, you run the risk of losing the video on them forever!
Tapes are sturdy, but they are made of plastic and glue, materials that degrade over time. They are also prone to damage by common household irritants, such as dust and hair. Caring for your videotapes correctly is the key to a long lifespan.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS
The temperature of the location in which your video tapes are...
DVD Disc Care - How DVD Home Videos Can Last For A Lifetime
A DVD will last for 100 years
or so the experts say. While a short-run DVD is realistically expected to remain playable for 25 to 50 years, it's a foregone conclusion that the better care a disc receives, the longer it will endure.
STORING DVDS
The main factor in the lifespan of a short-run or burned DVD is the dye present in the disc. DVD dyes are sensitive to light, especially the components present in sunlight, such as UV rays. Excessive exposure to light can cause the dye to age more...
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