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Archiving digital camcorder Video
Will a blue ray recorder give me better camvcorder video.I have twenty hours af my childrens video that needs archiving on disc.I have waited and wondered is it better to wait and buy a blue ray recorder.If so what would be the benefits if any.Right now i am using a pioneer dvd 533 hs recorder.It can burn on double layers also and i am just so hesitant to do anything now.The longer i wait the technology keeps changing.
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