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External Hard Drives are NOT Jenga Blocks!
Aaron describes how important it is to be cautious and gentle with your portable/ external hard drive.
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External Hard Drives are NOT Jenga Blocks!
Aaron describes how important it is to be cautious and gentle with your portable/ external hard drive.
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Ergonomically Friendly Chairs
Aaron and Serge put together their new chairs. They are toight like a toiger - Thanks to Austin Powers.
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Jean and Aaron talking about VARs - Value Added Resellers
Jean and Aaron are talking about Value Added Resellers - companies that resell our services.
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Jean's In-Office Craziness...
Jean talks to Mike. Shows Serge, Alex and Tim. Completely random...
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How to ship your box of film to us
Aaron describes how to package a box to send us your 8mm, Super8, 16mm films, VHS, Beta, Hi8, MiniDV, photos, slides, negatives, audio cassettes, m...
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Digital Specialist Aaron explains #VHS #Hi8 and #MiniDV - & how we can repair tapes! VHS to DVD
Aaron discusses the differences between 8mm video tape, Hi8 Video tape, SVHS VHS and how we can even fix your tapes!! We do this in all locations -...
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Comparing 8mm, Super8 and 16mm Film
Aaron discusses the differences between 8MM, Super8 and 16MM film.
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Toronto Wedding Photographer - For the Picky bride and groom
Today we discus Starbucks, and things I will be talking about on this blog. http://www.TorontoHomeMovie..., http://www.reelifeentertain..., ...
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Toronto Wedding Photographer - For the Picky bride and groom
Today we discus Starbucks, and things I will be talking about on this blog. http://www.TorontoHomeMovie..., http://www.reelifeentertain..., ...
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Well, mgoandy, the first minute and a half is imitating one of the owners. Thank you for the 5/5 regarding info, but a hard drive usually spins at 5200 or 7200 rpm.... I don't know about your car but my car red-lines around 7000rpm. The point is to explain how delicate the drives are, spinning at...