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I had a nice stash of them :D Im popular with the teachers as I never throw them out when people get bored of them and want DVDs :D
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It's not going to be easy! All the "normal" manufacturers have dropped VCRs, although some are still doing VCR/DVD combos. I've resorted to a pair of Daewoos for the last I bought. Can't remember if they do videoplus as I never use it!
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Out of interest as anybody come across a USB VCR, if they exist? I'm just wondering as TV's aren't being purchased in the school and use of projectors is becoming more and more and the teachers are still fond on their old VHS Tapes. Being able to for them to pass around and connect to their laptops for playing on their projectors could be interested.
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Personally, would just invest in some equipment to convert from VHS to DVD
This is fine if you have recorded from the TV, but not if you have bought the video (assumes that you have a ERA licence). The other option is to record to a server.
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Yep, sure. However, I already have as many DVD players as I need, and the reasonable combos in that link are about £100 more than I was paying for Sony VCRs.
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Media on a Server or some kind of IPTV system is preferable. Can mpeg all the VHS/DVD's up and store them in one location then play them on any PC/laptop.

 

Obviously costs a bit more than a VCR in the short term but it is a nice solution

 

Tom

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I put a message in the latest news letters of the schools i work at asking for parents to donate there old players, most of them have been top makes just cleaned the heads and installed them.

 

Maybe you should try this before paying out and put the money saved towards a media server.

 

Regards

Cooper

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