Uploaded January 2019 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
Yes, I'm still using a VCR in 2019 even though the VCR itself had stopped being mass-produced in 2008-ish, I think.
This is what I had recorded since it was just a test for my TV set for closely about 10 minutes or so.
Feel free to use the video for anything but be sure to credit me if you do! :)
Crop it, save it, edit it, manipulate the video for whatever needs you like and prefer.
Feel free to comment on any corrections whatsoever!
Note: The VCR I'm using in the video is a Sanyo VWM-800 VCR system that I got from my local Salvation Army thrift store 3 or so years ago if I can recall here and the TV seen in the video (that I'm using) is an RCA 25-inch CRT TV, model number 27R411T.
The TV itself is from September of 2003 which was given to me from my aunt and cousin since I was "TV shopping" one day and what I mean by that is... I was just looking for a good TV since my 23-inch Element LED TV set died on me...
Literally with a BANG!
Yes, I'm still using a VCR in 2019 even though the VCR itself had stopped being mass-produced in 2008-ish, I think.
This is what I had recorded since it was just a test for my TV set for closely about 10 minutes or so.
Feel free to use the video for anything but be sure to credit me if you do! :)
Crop it, save it, edit it, manipulate the video for whatever needs you like and prefer.
Feel free to comment on any corrections whatsoever!
Note: The VCR I'm using in the video is a Sanyo VWM-800 VCR system that I got from my local Salvation Army thrift store 3 or so years ago if I can recall here and the TV seen in the video (that I'm using) is an RCA 25-inch CRT TV, model number 27R411T.
The TV itself is from September of 2003 which was given to me from my aunt and cousin since I was "TV shopping" one day and what I mean by that is... I was just looking for a good TV since my 23-inch Element LED TV set died on me...
Literally with a BANG!
