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VHS VCR Products and Perspective

Articles, reviews, news, and product listings for VHS VCRs.

DVD Recorder - VHS VCR Combinations

If you are looking for the flexibility of recording onto DVD, but still need access to VCR, check out my listing of DVD recorder/VCR combinations.

Guide Picks: DVD Player/VCR Combos

Check out DVD player/VCR combos.

How To Clean Your VCR Heads

A How-To on cleaning your VCR's Head Drum and other interior components.

The Difference Between S-VHS and S-Video

A common question is: "How Come Standard VHS VCRs Don't Have S-Video Connections". Find out the answer to that question, as well as the difference between S-VHS and S-Video.

VHS - Is The End Near?

With more options for both watching an recording video, the VCR may be on its last legs.

VHS Goes High Definition - The Last Stand Of The VHS Format

Despite the fact that DVD and other digital technologies are dominating the consumer electronics arena, the traditional VHS VCR is slowing going through a metamorphsis that may just insure its survival, but for how long?

Where Is The 8mm/VHS Adapter?

Are you looking for an 8mm/VHS adapter? You aren't the only one, but your quest may be in vein...find out why you can't find an adapter to play your 8mm video tape in a VHS VCR.

Who's Your PAL?

Someone in the U.K. sends you a copy of a favorite BBC TV Show but the tape doesn't play correctly on your VCR or DVD player. You are traveling in Eastern Europe and you can't view your Camcorder footage on the Hotel TV. Why is this? Just read the above article for all the details.

Consumer Search: Product Information: VCRs

Need more info on purchasing a VCR? Check out specs and reviews at consumer search.

eCoustics.com - VCRs

Excellent resource for information on VCRs, includes articles, product reviews, and links.

How A VCR Works

The inner workings of the VCR, as presented by Marshall Brain, who has one of the most interesting sites on the NET How Stuff Works.

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