Say Farewell To The VHS

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mdvaldosta

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It is time for everyone to pay their respects to the VHS. For years the majority of us have been purchasing nothing but DVD’s and we already thought that the VHS had died out. But there were those few who still clung to them and would use them. But today the death certificate for the VHS [...]

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so they wont be making anything VHS. not even blank VHS?

my mom tapes all of her soaps and QVC. she will be pissed

i guess she'll have to get a DVR if thats the case
 

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So, anybody have an estimation on when DVD will be obsolete? I know I'll eventually need a Blu-Ray player, but I'm not looking forward to having to re-purchase the 118 movies I have on DVD, or pay $300 for a player(My fucking Xbox 360 cost the same amount as a Blu-Ray player).
 

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So, anybody have an estimation on when DVD will be obsolete? I know I'll eventually need a Blu-Ray player, but I'm not looking forward to having to re-purchase the 118 movies I have on DVD, or pay $300 for a player(My fucking Xbox 360 cost the same amount as a Blu-Ray player).

i believe you can play DVD's on a blu- ray player.


or get a PS3 and you get a blu Ray/Video Game system and play DVDs on it.
 

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I still have lots of VHS movies from the past, so I hope they don't stop making the players anytime soon. If so, I'll just have to "acquire" the movies.:ninja:
 

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So, anybody have an estimation on when DVD will be obsolete? I know I'll eventually need a Blu-Ray player, but I'm not looking forward to having to re-purchase the 118 movies I have on DVD, or pay $300 for a player(My fucking Xbox 360 cost the same amount as a Blu-Ray player).

I've actually heard from a few people that Blu-Ray is more likely to bite the dust before DVD. And yes, your Blu-Ray player can play standard DVDs, allegidly at better quality too.
 

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I was going to burn all mine onto CD/DVDs, but their days are numbered, too. How long is a digital recording on a flash drive supposed to last?
 

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I would say 5-6 hours maximum
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I meant shelf life, not the time length of the video. LOL
 
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