HomeMovie.Com Press Releases

HomeMovie.Com Streams Interactive Online DVDs For Free
February 13, 2004
HomeMovie.Com has launched its StreamingDVD technology, announcing that every DVD produced for its professional customers will be streamed online in an interactive menu-based format for 30 days at no charge. The company’s first implementation of its StreamingDVD technology will be streaming all wedding and event productions for their professional videographer customers through a specially set-up website located at http://www.weddingdvd.com/.
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HomeMovie.Com Acquires Moore Digital Wedding & Event Videography
March 28, 2003
HomeMovie.Com today announced the acquisition of Moore Digital's Wedding and Event Videography Business Unit.  HomeMovie.Com will immediately begin producing Moore's popular Economy and Deluxe DVDs, along with its own suite of products, including the Resellers' $25 BasicPlus DVD and $35 Director's DVD.
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Director's DVD Authoring Features come to BasicPlus DVDs
January 12, 2003
Why do straight DVD burns anymore? A no-cost optional upgrade, our new BasicPlus DVD allows you to personalize your Basic DVDs with a DVD title, chapter titles, and up to 30 chapters selected from 120 evenly-spaced intervals throughout your DVD movie!

HomeMovie.Com Launches New Order Tracking Functionality
January 9, 2003
As part of its beginning of year new products and services launch, HomeMovie.Com today launched its new Professional Zone website for its Resellers and Video Professional Partners. Central to the re-launch is the beginnings of a "My Account" functionality that allows HomeMovie.Com customers to see line-item detail for each of their orders, including where the movie is in the production process and tracking cabalities through UPS.

HomeMovie.Com In the News

Digitize Your Family's Memories
11.24.02
Don't let time destroy your old VHS or Super-8 home movies. Here are ways to digitize your family's memories.

With the Rise of DVDs, It's Transfer Time Again
06.30.02
Phillip Grace's childhood was chronicled in three-minute snippets on itty-bitty rolls of film, kept in dozens of metal film cans, then crammed into his closets to collect dust -- until the summer he broke his ankle. That's when boredom drove him to unearth the films his parents had lovingly created with their 16mm movie camera, starting with his sixth-birthday party.

VHS to DVD: Convert Now
05.20.02
What’s to love about videotapes? They take up shelf space, the picture gets grainy after multiple playbacks and they can fade to black after a decade or two. For keepsake videos like a school play or family trip, you might want a better archive—like DVDs. Converting analog video into digital data used to be for pros only, but new services and better technology make it easy..

Saved Again: Those Memories Caught on VHS Tape Will Last Longer if Transferred to DVDs
02.07.02
You have two choices for that wedding video sitting in the bookcase: Convert it to DVD or kiss it goodbye. VHS tapes can begin fading to black in less than 15 years, depending on how they are stored. Simply running the same tape 50 times through a videocassette recorder can irrevocably harm a home movie's quality. And if the picture doesn't fade, chances are the tape itself will gradually turn brittle and break.