Your old VHS tapes are likely gathering dust, and they won't last forever. Fortunately, it's easier than ever to preserve them by converting to digital.

LazerDisc and Betamax might have won a few battles, but VHS won the war over the home video market. If you remembered to be kind and rewind, your old VCR tapes might be worth some serious money. From ...

VHS tapes might be nothing more than a collector's item now, but once upon a time, they served as the only way fans of movies ...

Lately, there have been many media outlets reporting that VHS tapes of classic Disney movies have become so rare and coveted, you can sell the ones sitting in your closet for thousands. According to ...

June 7 is National VCR Day. Yes, you read that right. Videocassette recorders are still around and there are enough of them to justify a spot on the National Day Calendar — the national day marketing ...

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In an era when online streaming dominates entertainment distribution, nostalgia for a particularly cantankerous, nearly obsolete way of watching things seems to be on the rise: According to eBay, ...

VHS tapes were all-but wiped out from the average household when DVDs and blu-rays were introduced back in 1997-2000, but the tapes have now been away just about long enough to inspire some nostalgia.

There’s an alternate universe where the digital revolution never happened. Flying cars have awesome tape decks. Camera phones are tethered by curly wires, with reel-to-reel projectors built in.