With DVD and Blu-ray sales plummeting worldwide ... It should be noted that these VHS movies are offered in 4:3 format, which is now completely outdated, but which will no doubt be remembered ...

Hit the “Record” button and watch your movies get digitized in real ... They’ll take VHS footage and put it on a DVD for you, and they’ll give you a digital copy, too.

VHS tapes, which were once the main way to watch movies and record special moments, can degrade over time. In fact, industry experts say that VHS tapes lose 10-20% of their quality every 10-15 ...

Capable of playing movies in high resolutions, including 1920x1080 and 1280x720, D-VHS VCRs could also record ... handle high-definition video. Standard DVD players, which were popular then ...