How to keep your VCR from flashing 12:00

Tools required:

Safety goggles Ruler Electrician's tape Scissors

Measure the clock display on your VCR Cut an equal length of electrician's tape Put the tape over the clock display on the VCR.

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Reply to
Terry
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Won't work right if it's a multifunction display and you want to see the other thing that's displayed there (often tape counter).

Reply to
Mark Lloyd

What's a VCR? I just went to Blockbuster and all they have are DVDs.

Reply to
Charles Schuler

It's an old-fashioned player for fat, rectangular DVDs with poor audio and video quality, and no menus.

Reply to
Harry

Another idea is you can put the VCR in the trash, that will also keep it from flashing 12:00. Or you can buy one of the VCRs made in the last 10/12 years that don't even have a clock that flashes 12:00, just a bunch of LEDs for power/timer/record/ and stereo if it's a Hi-Fi model.

Reply to
Paul Feaker

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