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Old 07-25-2016, 12:35 AM
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I guess we are sitting on a gold mine that have loads of VCRs in our storage area/Basements and garages.Is Funai low in the barrel for quality.Walmart still stocks the Magnavox combo VCR/DVD deck there. Now you got to order blank VHS tape online at Walmart since they pulled the Memorex tapes off the shelves in the stores.Maybe it will turn around like vinyl has done.People will wake up when they loose their digital photos/home videos/movies/TV shows and favorite music when their computer and other digital device fries. In the analog world that crap does not happen and it will be there for your lifetime and some.
I'd still be using 110 film if anyone around here sold or developed it anymore.

There's a Garfield and Friends episode called "The Record Breaker" in which almost no one knows what a record player is. Such a parody of the digital audio world seems surreal these days.
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Old 07-25-2016, 11:57 AM
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I think V.H.S. haves more fan then D.V.D.
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Old 07-25-2016, 09:50 PM
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I still use VHS to record off the TV.
Me too every day.Blank DVDs suck.

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I'd still be using 110 film if anyone around here sold or developed it anymore.

There's a Garfield and Friends episode called "The Record Breaker" in which almost no one knows what a record player is. Such a parody of the digital audio world seems surreal these days.
Yes .Its hard to find people who still develop this format.I think B and H Camera in NYC still does it . I still have my 110 camera here and its right here in front of me on this desk.Nothing high class since its a Ansco Tele Motor 900 from Kmart.It work great at concerts before I got my 35mm setup.

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I think V.H.S. haves more fan then D.V.D.
I agree.
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Old 08-01-2016, 06:39 PM
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I think V.H.S. haves more fan then D.V.D.
I couldnt agree more....... Its more natural,more warm,etc...........

I love analog soooooooooooooo much guys
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Old 08-05-2016, 11:01 PM
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My parents bought me a Sony VCR/DVD for Christmas 2007. It does not record to DVD though, only to VHS. But it doesn't have it's own tuner. I forget how I recorded on it, must have fed it from cable box. In fact it's been so long that I used it I can't remember IF I ever recorded with it. lol
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