Do You Still Own A VCR? 
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ReplyDeleteI have a dvd/vcr unit.
ReplyDeleteSure do.
ReplyDeleteYes, I have both VHS and Beta. I also have a turntable that will play, 33, 45 and 78 rpm recordings, it has a built in 8 track player as well. All units listed above work perfectly fine. Anything else?
ReplyDeleteyes,
ReplyDeleteDVD/VCR Unit
ReplyDeleteWe have one in the kids room. We have a lot of old Disney movies on VHS. but the kids watch DVDs far more often. Thinking about it now... I might pack that sucker up and put it in the attic.
ReplyDeleteDVD/VHS Combo
ReplyDeleteYes, thought it does not see much use these days
ReplyDeleteyeah...it's in the attic, along with the tiny tv it's part of.
ReplyDeleteDVD/VCR combo
ReplyDeleteyes, I have old tapes of ex-girlfriends that I view from time to time...
ReplyDeleteI have the same thing as 9:40 and they still work and I am keepin them.
ReplyDeletedvd/vcr combo 2
ReplyDeleteyes
ReplyDeleteWhat is a VCR ?
ReplyDeleteYes, several. We've got a lot of VHS movies. Also, we tape TV shows when there's 2 on at the same time that we want to see.
ReplyDeleteYes, I can't afford to go out and buy something new all the time, just because technology comes out with something new. Have too many movies already taped on them.
ReplyDeleteYes but it is on its last leg and we have so manyvcr tapes.Do they even sell them anymore?
ReplyDeleteSure do and hope nothing ever happens to it and they stop making them, a bunch of my favorite movies are on vhs, would hate to have to start all over with a dvd collection
ReplyDeleteYup and a lotta tapes with it.Anyone interested??
ReplyDeleteYes 3 of them and still have tapes to put in them
ReplyDeleteIt's not just starting all over with DVD's but then it's going to be Blue Ray's. You can watch a DVD on a Blue Ray player but you can't watch Blue Ray's on a DVD player.
ReplyDeleteA what?
ReplyDeleteGads, yes, and I DO have an 8 track, too!
ReplyDeleteNo! But my friends and I have all these tapes from when we were kids that we cant watch because NONE of us own a VCR. I wish i did. Ha-Ha!
ReplyDeleteTDT
Yes, I still have a lot of Disney VHS from when I was younger that my kids now enjoy watching.
ReplyDeleteYes AND no.One of our household Televisions is a TV/DVD/VCR combo but the VCR stopped working which sucks because we have alot of VHS tapes.I want to buy another VCR but all they sell now are VCR/DVD combos and since I already have 2 DVD players,I would rather just get a plain old VCR.Any idea where one can find them?
ReplyDeleteYou can buy VHS to DVD converter unit, it is relatively inexpensive.
ReplyDeleteAlso, if you computer has a DVD burner, you can buy VHS to DVD converting software.
Save space and whatever is recorded on your tape as VHS tape deteriorate with time even you don't play them.
Pretty sure no department store sells VCR's any more. You can get the combos but not the plain ole VCR. Yard sales, flea markets, and thift shops are probably the best bet to get one. I have one left and I am hoping it does not go up because I have every disney movie ever made (prior to DVD format) on VHS.
ReplyDeleteYes, collects dust...
ReplyDeleteAlex,
ReplyDeleteOnly problem with VHS to DVD converters is that most VHS tapes (movies) had a built in "glitch" so they can't be copied to another VHS or other format. If I'm wrong, please let me know. I started buying Disney tapes for my daughter when they started coming out.
2:36, I think you mean a little notch on the left side (where you would write the movie title or whatever) of the body of the VHS tape if you hold as if you were inserting into the VCR. Compare that tape to a brand new VHS tape with no recording.
ReplyDeleteYou will note that brand new tapes have the notch protected by a piece of plastic. Once that piece is broken off, tape is prevented from being rerecorded on. All you have to do is cover the notch with a piece of tape or any sticker and it will allow you to copy or record on the tape. Try it.
A what?
ReplyDeleteyes 4
ReplyDeleteLooks like you could gave a a "swap" meet, those who want one, those who want to get rid of one,
ReplyDeleteMaybe if it was successful we could do it with spouses too..
LOL I found the comments funny and fun.
seriously it would be a good time, and a great thing to do on a fgall afternoon.
yes i have 2 of them and a vcr/dvd player as well.. and still use them all..haha..old habits r hard to break u know?
ReplyDeleteno and i have no tape player for all my awesome tapes i recorded off the radio when i was twelwe, i would love to hear them, i remember recording the dedications on lites out so i could hear my and let another listen to it in case they missed up. boy we were all so awesome them. lol
ReplyDeleteyes. don't know why thought. havent seen a tape in years
ReplyDeleteNo VCR anymore but still have quite a few VHS tapes.....go figure!
ReplyDeleteyes
ReplyDelete940...lol. I bet you still have bell-bottoms also.