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Basics Features Watching Recording Commercial and Movie Advance Glossary Video Cassette Recorders or VCRs have become as essential as a television in most homes today. No matter what kind of VCR you buy, you will use it for one or more of these things: Watching Movies Nearly all people who own a VCR use it to watch movies at home. Today’s Hi-Fi VCR’s give you great sound and picture at lower prices than ever. With tens of thousands of movies available on tape, VCR’s still give you access to the widest selection of movies available. Recording VCR’s also let you tape your favorite shows from television so you can watch them when you want. You can get the most from cable or a DBS by taping shows to watch when it’s best to you. With a VCR, you can always see your favorite movie on cable or favorite team in the big game. Making Your Own Tapes Having both a camcorder and a VCR is a great way to capture special events and share them with the people close to you. A VCR gives you a great way to watch tapes from your camcorder at home. You can also make copies of tapes to send to friends and family. Key Features Depending on how you plan to use your VCR, there are a several key features to consider when you buy a new VCR: Number of Heads (2 or 4) Every VCR needs at least two video heads to record and playback a picture. Manufacturers can increase the number of heads to allow for better playback and recording at different speeds. By going to 4 heads, the manufacturer is able to use separate heads for the 2 hour playback (SP) mode and the 6 hour (SLP) mode. A four head VCR gives you the best possible picture at all speeds. Since all rental movies are recorded in the 2-hour mode, a four head VCR will give you the best picture for movies. Four heads also allows the delivery of jitter and noise free special effects like slow motion and freeze frame. If you do your own recording from TV or a camcorder, you will get the best results using a 4 head VCR in the 2-hour mode. Hi-fi In the past couple of years, the price of Hi-fi VCRs has gone down dramatically. HiFi refers to a VCR's ability to play back and record audio with near CD quality. To achieve this, a HiFi VCR has two additional audio heads that allow for superior sound. Hi-fi playback gives you a wide frequency response, stereo sound, and - on some tapes- surround sound. A Hi-fi VCR is a necessity for theater quality sound. Almost all-rental movies are recorded in Hi-fi Also, most prime time shows and sporting events are broadcast in hi fidelity stereo and even surround sound. If you have a surround sound audio system, a HiFi VCR can even play the Dolby ProLogic® soundtrack on most movies. Super VHS Super VHS is a version of VHS that provides significantly sharper image resolution. A standard VCR provides about 240 lines of sharpness (resolution) while a Super VHS provides over 400 lines. This isn't really critical if you are watching and taping standard TV over cable or antenna. However, if you use a high-resolution source like a DBS dish or DVD player it can make a big difference in your tape. If you own a MiniDigital, Digital 8mm or Super VHS camcorder you'll definitely want an SVHS machine for your VCR. SVHS VCR's can also play back and record standard VHS tapes. However, SVHS is a special tape format and most standard VCR’s cannot play back SVHS tapes. A few conventional VHS players can play SVHS tapes at VHS resolution. This is handy if you are buying a second VCR but don’t want to spend the additional money for a Super VHS. While you won’t get the same picture quality, you can still view your Super VHS tapes. If our store price is lower on the day you pick up your purchase, we will automatically adjust your purchase price to match the lower price. 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in Electronics Games Movies Popular Music Classical Music Home Audio & Video DVD Players and VCRs · DVD Players and Recorders · VCRs · Digital Video Recorders · TV-VCR-DVD Combos · TV-VCR Accessories · Video Cables and Connections · Video Tapes, Discs, and Care Televisions Home Audio Portable Electronics Car Electronics Satellite TV Systems Audio and Video Accessories Audio and Video Furniture Sharper Image Camcorders and Photo Cameras and Camcorders Home Office Computers, Printers, and PDAs Peripherals and Accessories Internet and Home Networking Wireless Phones Phones and Office Electronics Office Furniture Software Music & Movies CDs and Cassettes DVD and VHS Movies Toys and Games Kids Electronics Video Games Gift Cards Services Weekly Ad Rebates Help & Services Join Affiliates Corporate Sales Investor Info Circuit City Info Careers Boys & Girls Clubs of America National Partnership VCRs Shop For VCRs Basics What do you want to learn about VCRs? Basics Features Watching Recording Commercial and Movie Advance Glossary Video Cassette Recorders or VCRs have become as essential as a television in most homes today. No matter what kind of VCR you buy, you will use it for one or more of these things: Watching Movies Nearly all people who own a VCR use it to watch movies at home. Today’s Hi-Fi VCR’s give you great sound and picture at lower prices than ever. With tens of thousands of movies available on tape, VCR’s still give you access to the widest selection of movies available. Recording VCR’s also let you tape your favorite shows from television so you can watch them when you want. You can get the most from cable or a DBS by taping shows to watch when it’s best to you. With a VCR, you can always see your favorite movie on cable or favorite team in the big game. Making Your Own Tapes Having both a camcorder and a VCR is a great way to capture special events and share them with the people close to you. A VCR gives you a great way to watch tapes from your camcorder at home. You can also make copies of tapes to send to friends and family. Key Features Depending on how you plan to use your VCR, there are a several key features to consider when you buy a new VCR: Number of Heads (2 or 4) Every VCR needs at least two video heads to record and playback a picture. Manufacturers can increase the number of heads to allow for better playback and recording at different speeds. By going to 4 heads, the manufacturer is able to use separate heads for the 2 hour playback (SP) mode and the 6 hour (SLP) mode. A four head VCR gives you the best possible picture at all speeds. Since all rental movies are recorded in the 2-hour mode, a four head VCR will give you the best picture for movies. Four heads also allows the delivery of jitter and noise free special effects like slow motion and freeze frame. If you do your own recording from TV or a camcorder, you will get the best results using a 4 head VCR in the 2-hour mode. Hi-fi In the past couple of years, the price of Hi-fi VCRs has gone down dramatically. HiFi refers to a VCR's ability to play back and record audio with near CD quality. To achieve this, a HiFi VCR has two additional audio heads that allow for superior sound. Hi-fi playback gives you a wide frequency response, stereo sound, and - on some tapes- surround sound. A Hi-fi VCR is a necessity for theater quality sound. Almost all-rental movies are recorded in Hi-fi Also, most prime time shows and sporting events are broadcast in hi fidelity stereo and even surround sound. If you have a surround sound audio system, a HiFi VCR can even play the Dolby ProLogic® soundtrack on most movies. Super VHS Super VHS is a version of VHS that provides significantly sharper image resolution. A standard VCR provides about 240 lines of sharpness (resolution) while a Super VHS provides over 400 lines. This isn't really critical if you are watching and taping standard TV over cable or antenna. However, if you use a high-resolution source like a DBS dish or DVD player it can make a big difference in your tape. If you own a MiniDigital, Digital 8mm or Super VHS camcorder you'll definitely want an SVHS machine for your VCR. SVHS VCR's can also play back and record standard VHS tapes. However, SVHS is a special tape format and most standard VCR’s cannot play back SVHS tapes. A few conventional VHS players can play SVHS tapes at VHS resolution. This is handy if you are buying a second VCR but don’t want to spend the additional money for a Super VHS. While you won’t get the same picture quality, you can still view your Super VHS tapes. If our store price is lower on the day you pick up your purchase, we will automatically adjust your purchase price to match the lower price. 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