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the last of the big name electronics makers leaves the VCR market. the funeral is in the planning stages.
Doesn't sound like the VCR is dead yet..... just on life support. They're still making DVD/VCR combos and other manufacturers continue to crank out stand alone units, but who's buying these relics?
Quote from: guest on 10/28/2008, 01:19 PMDoesn't sound like the VCR is dead yet..... just on life support. They're still making DVD/VCR combos and other manufacturers continue to crank out stand alone units, but who's buying these relics?
Old farts like us that like to buy old hardware like PC Engines! =)
Quote from: guest on 10/28/2008, 01:19 PMDoesn't sound like the VCR is dead yet..... just on life support. They're still making DVD/VCR combos and other manufacturers continue to crank out stand alone units, but who's buying these relics?
People who don't have PVR's. :P
Quote from: guest on 10/28/2008, 01:19 PMDoesn't sound like the VCR is dead yet..... just on life support. They're still making DVD/VCR combos and other manufacturers continue to crank out stand alone units, but who's buying these relics?
I bought a DVD/VCR for my parents cause they wanted one. They still record stuff off of the t.v with the VCR and they won't spring for Tivo. I've got some stuff on VHS that's out of print, so I might need to pick up a spare VCR just so I have one.
I'm still waiting for Beta to makes it triumphant return. :-"
Hmm...I should probably pickup a VCR too while they're still in stores. My current one is starting to eat my video tapes, plus the coax input is going bad.
lol..VCR? what's that? something to eat?
The same people who have a blinking "12:00" coming from their entertainment center....
Quote from: guest on 10/28/2008, 01:19 PM........but who's buying these relics?
Man even when VCR's were still somewhat prevelant, didn't most/all have that auto set time feature?
Quote from: guest on 10/28/2008, 01:19 PMDoesn't sound like the VCR is dead yet..... just on life support. They're still making DVD/VCR combos and other manufacturers continue to crank out stand alone units, but who's buying these relics?
:lol: People who live in shantys dunno you got me on that.I haven't even mess with a vcr since 2000 just been sticking to dvd.Heck i'm still trying to get rid of what i have left on vhs.Though by now i though it was dead for the stand alone players,all i see now are the combo decks.
Quote from: Tatsujin on 10/28/2008, 08:44 PMlol..VCR? what's that? something to eat?
HAHAMAX!! :lol:
Quote from: Duo_R on 10/28/2008, 10:37 PMThe same people who have a blinking "12:00" coming from their entertainment center....
I just put a piece of black tape over it.
I'll probably buy another VCR before another DVD player.
I like VCRs...... I still use mine.....
used anime at the store is like 1$ a tape...
^_~
If it's not Super VHS then it is no good. Only homeless people would buy regular VHS.
Quote from: Joe Redifer on 10/29/2008, 12:18 PMIf it's not Super VHS then it is no good.
Bullcookies! D-VHS > S-VHS > VHS.
Shit man I hope that doesn't mean the end of 6 dollar 8 packs of Blank VHS tapes from Walgreens or Dollar Stores
But I think the death knell of the VCR's began when video rental places liquidated their VHS inventory.
Ah those days of canvassing the state of Virginia scooping up movies left to right enough to build a funhouse
Well shit, if I don't have my VCR how can I watch my first bought porn?
I got that shit in like 1993
Make a DVD out of it.
bingo. back in the days, before i said bye to my VCR, i digitized some of my VHS tapes (mostly music related things or very rare to get uncuted fliks like a unofficial predator release) and put them on a DVD.