First of all, if it is on VCR tape, the quality of the image is good for about 6-10 years depending on the quality of the tape and recording.
Getting it "burned" to DVD or CD is good for about 2 years.
If you pay the huge fee for a "Pressing" the the DVD is probably good for about 10 years.
And I have pictures on my hard-drive that go back about 12 years and are still good.
But if you are printing them and "s-wording" them, pay for them to be printed with a long lasting paper and ink and your grandkids will be fighting over who gets the "originals".
Wow, first she talks to the dogs, then goes after the dogs of the sea. I'm just jealous Ellen. BTW, just sold another stacked frame. Great class, thanks again.
BTW: For all who have or will be buying my DVD "Fabric Wrapping 101", It "Pressed" for longevity, world-wide play formatting, and copy protection.