That would have been your VCR bought from the same pound shop as your Hi-Fi.
Easy to tell a decent VCR. Has a detachable mains lead. ;-)
That would have been your VCR bought from the same pound shop as your Hi-Fi.
Easy to tell a decent VCR. Has a detachable mains lead. ;-)
I meant audio cassettes.
The humidity here is about 70-90%.
That's sometimes needed in Scotland.
Just tap the nearest pole.
Sometimes they were VCD files to be re-burned to disk, sometimes converted to a big AVI file. Whichever they were, you could play them on a computer without burning, or burn for convenience of taking them elsewhere or playing them on a domestic TV.
Pre-DVD there wasn't that copy-protection s*it to remove first. When DVDs came out, you could rip a genuine DVD once with a computer, and make a non-copyrighted disk. That could then be duplicated on mass with one of those x10 DVD writer machines.
if you're that lost, no I don't.
It's you that's lost, the other three understand perfectly.
Are you really incapable of reading and understanding what you wrote? While others obviously can?
Feel free to re-phrase it so it is clear to all.
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