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August 24, 2012 09:00 pm GMT
YesVideo is best known for converting old videotapes and photos and giving users back a DVD with all their old home movies in a digital format. But it's increasingly moving past digitization and into online storage. With that in mind, the company is now giving all customers an unlimited amount of cloud storage for content that they convert using YesVideo's service.YesVideo has been around for more than a decade, offering people a way to easily convert all their home videos and photos for the digital age. They simply drop off films recorded in any old format -- whether that be 8mm, VHS, or Beta -- at any one of a number of 34,000 partner retail locations, like CVS and Bartell Drugs, as well as Target, Kodak, and Ritz Camera. The company then digitizes that content for them in one of two production facilities in the U.S., typically in less than three weeks.
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Digitization Company YesVideo Adds Unlimited Cloud Storage For Home Videos And Photos
YesVideo is best known for converting old videotapes and photos and giving users back a DVD with all their old home movies in a digital format. But it's increasingly moving past digitization and into online storage. With that in mind, the company is now giving all customers an unlimited amount of cloud storage for content that they convert using YesVideo's service.YesVideo has been around for more than a decade, offering people a way to easily convert all their home videos and photos for the digital age. They simply drop off films recorded in any old format -- whether that be 8mm, VHS, or Beta -- at any one of a number of 34,000 partner retail locations, like CVS and Bartell Drugs, as well as Target, Kodak, and Ritz Camera. The company then digitizes that content for them in one of two production facilities in the U.S., typically in less than three weeks.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/HWR-g5CXRe8/
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