I still use a VHS machine. There's only one remaining store that sells blank tapes.
I still use a VHS machine. There's only one remaining store that sells blank tapes.
I still use VHS too, I have a dvd recorder but it's sat in a cupboard upstairsOriginally Posted by Conan
DVD recorders here are pretty expensive so I'm not yet about to buy. How come you're not using yours?I still use VHS too, I have a dvd recorder but it's sat in a cupboard upstairs
Cause I was recording a lot of tv programmes using dvd rw's which I erase after watching then re-record on. After so many uses the damn things wouldn't play and it was costing me a small fortune buying new discs, I gave up in the end and bought a VHS video recorder for about £40. Some of the tapes I'm using I've had for years and they still work okay, I came across one the other day actually from about 9 year ago containing a wrestling match I recorded when my son was into WWF (thank god he grew out of that)
Aren't there some recorders that also have a hard drive aside from the DVD recording?Cause I was recording a lot of tv programmes using dvd rw's which I erase after watching then re-record on. After so many uses the damn things wouldn't play and it was costing me a small fortune buying new discs, I gave up in the end and bought a VHS video recorder for about £40. Some of the tapes I'm using I've had for years and they still work okay, I came across one the other day actually from about 9 year ago containing a wrestling match I recorded when my son was into WWF (thank god he grew out of that)
Yeah I'm waiting for the price of the hard drive recorders coming down before I buy one, the DVD recorder was a Christmas gift from my parents about 3 years ago
Personally I record things like ER, CSI, NCIS, Law and Order each week then sit watch them the following evening, I don't have the patience to sit through all the ad breaks which drive me bonkers.
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