this is so true i have seen in the forums not to long ago(maby a month)some one wanting to transrer vhs to dvd, and vhs is still alive and kicking, i meen they still sell vhs players.
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I've still got a Sony minidisc player, almost new and something like 8yrs old, hundreds of the discs that i spent loads on too at the time , didn't like overwriting them as they took so long to record onto in the first place :(
Even had a car minidisc player, ah, the memories of all those Trance tunes in the car in 99/2000
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Forum Rules -http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/2487 'Verbatim Taiyo Yuden', vanilla Verbatim, vanilla Taiyo Yuden & RICOHJPNR03 are the ONLY media allowed near my Burners/standalone players
I had one for a while. Brilliant machine spoiled by lack of affordable media. That has always been the way with philips/euro media inventions (apart from the laserdisks immediate successor.. the VCD/CD.
Sold mine about 85. They still have a pretty hardcore following in certain circles, which shows how well they were made.
I like all these old obscure media formats.. Anybody seen the picture quality from a philips 1500 VCR?? Big let down 30 mins recording time, later increased to 1 hour) The big fault with those machines wasn't so much the tape technology as the cable loading mechanism.. it's a nightmare of string and springs. A N1700 will outperform any later VHS machine, but happy hunting for tapes ;)
