Nostalgia is a powerful emotion that can transport us back in time to relive cherished memories of the past. These memories hold a special place in our hearts and minds, from old family vacations to childhood milestones.
However, with the evolution of technology, many of these memories may be locked away on outdated camcorder tapes or other obsolete media. This blog post will explore the importance of preserving old memories and discuss how converting your old camcorder files to digital can help you relive those cherished moments easily.
Whether for your enjoyment or to share with loved ones, restoring your old files to digital is a valuable investment in preserving your family history.
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Many people still have old family movies stashed in boxes or decrepit basement entertainment stands. And while those movies sit stored away, most likely not having been watched in years due to a lack of playback system, they deteriorate, losing quality in the audio and video. But those videos don’t have to be lost forever should you decide to take them into a professional video transfer service. When old family movies are brought to professionals, such as those at Two Squares, the quality of movies can be enhanced and then transferred to a more permanent medium in order to ensure the preservation of the movie. 
Do you have a box full of camcorder tapes stashed in an attic? There are probably tons of family memories stored on those tapes, from wedding footage to little-league games and piano recitals. And you most likely have no way to view that footage. That’s why Two Squares is here. We can take those camcorder tapes and convert them into DVDs or Blue Ray, or put them on a flash drive, so that you can view them in an easy format whenever you want to. 
Oh, the magic that happened in the 80s and 90s. Mullets, rock n’ roll bands, and sweet little numbers called camcorders. They were awesome, right? Only the most technologically advanced folks could take out this massive camcorder, put in a full sized VCR tape and record Christmas morning of 1988. Over the years, the camcorder became more and more advanced. By the end of the 90s, camcorders were hand held and only required a small cassette that could later be placed into a larger tape. Well, watch out world! This day in age, almost all camcorders are digital and include features like high definition, 3D, and 4K Ultra HD. These things would all sound so foreign to us in the 80s. Fortunately, with time comes great technology.