or use a program like DVD Styler to burn the video to DVD. But if you already have a VCR, buying the necessary adapters will only cost you about $30, roughly half the price of those other solutions.

Offering visual quality superior to VHS tapes, the first DVD-Video players became available at the end of 1996. A single-sided, single-layer DVD-Video disc holds approximately 133 minutes of full ...

During the late ’70s and early ’80s, Disney made video store owners buy special boxed editions of their VHS tapes (blue cases were for rental copies, white cases were for retail). White tapes ...

D-VHS used the MPEG data format, and at the time of its release, no other consumer-grade recording or playback system could handle high-definition video. Standard DVD players, which were popular ...