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1982, initialism (acronym) of Video Home System.

A rather crude and low quality tape-based video recording format from the 70s, which remained popular 'till the 90s, mainly because it was the lowest common denominator (practically everybody [..]

A great medium being replaced by DVDs. You can rip the tape out of a VHS and throw it all over the place and shit, can you do that with a DVD? Hell No!

The first format that allowed home users to play movies on a TV rather than going to a theater. Debuted somewhere around 1970, VHS tapes allowed people to record Televison programs off a VCR. It was c [..]

An ancient video format from the distant past. It is believed by many archeologists and scientists that a box shaped object with film-like material inside was inserted into a odd device that was hooke [..]

Referring to a video tape, and soon to be replaced by the Digital Video Disc.

Video Home System. A format that plays video on analog tape instead of the ones and zeros on DVDs, giving the picture a more saturated "film" look whereas on DVD the picture looks wa [..]

Touted by a consortium of consumer electronics (CE) firms that included several major Japanese camera and video tape recorder manufacturers, VHS became the de facto standard for pre-recorded content d [..]

Short for Video Home System it is a universal and widely used method of recording audio and video onto magnetic tape.  The VHS standard was developed by the Japan Victor Company (JVC) and was made ava [..]

Video Home System

An initialism for Video Home System, a video recording and playback format consisting of hard plastic cassettes containing half-inch videotape. Introduced by JVC in 1976 to compete with Sony's Be [..]

The most popular domestic videotape system in use between the late 1970s and the present day, Video Home System was invented by JVC and first sold in 1978. Although Sony's Betamax had a three-yea [..]

A trademark for video home system, a type of 1/2 inch videocassette recorder. It is not compatible with the Beta format. VHS-C is a smaller size for camcorders; the C is for compact. Super VHS (S-VHS) [..]

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Video Home System. The standard home videocassette format, which has 1/2″ videotape and up to 160 minutes playing time.

Victor Home System; used by most VCRs as the recording medium - 240 lines resolution.

is the most common standard size for VCR cassettes. For normal VHS tape cassettes, there are three generally available recording lengths: T-120, T-160, and T-200. The number indicates the number of minutes recording on the tape in a VCR's highest resolution and fastest recording speed. However, the number of minutes attainable from such a tape [..]

Rolling cart that contains a television monitor, VCR, DVD player, and small speakers.

Video Home System

VHS stands for "video home system". It is a device for recording and viewing video. The VHS has largely been replaced by DVD (digital video disc) technology.