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<\/a><\/center>Hell hath no fury like the wrath of someone who realises that their favourite film has been taped over. More often than not it was an accident, but that didn\u2019t stop those affected from going on an all-out witch hunt to find the perpetrator. Who could blame the culprit though when it was such an easy mistake to make?<\/p>\n
2. Winding Back<\/b><\/p>\n
A night in with a film could hit a dud note if the tape wasn\u2019t fully rewound. One minute everyone would be sat ready to watch the movie, and the next they\u2019d be having to wait while the tape was wound back to the start. There was plenty of time in-between to point fingers at who could be responsible.<\/p>\n
3. Damage<\/b><\/p>\n
DVDs are resilient. VHS, on the other hand, were not. It simply took one person with butter fingers to drop it on a hard surface and that was likely the end of it. Let\u2019s not even get started on what would happen if the tape inside started to unravel.<\/p>\n
4. Storage<\/b><\/p>\n
VHS were terribly bulky and took up a lot of room. This is one of the main reasons why they\u2019ll never make a comeback<\/a>. Due to their size, VHS were nowhere near as easy to store as DVDs are now. They took up valuable space \u2013 and this was often the cause of family members locking horns.<\/p>\n Have You Still Got VHS?<\/b><\/p>\n It\u2019s time to leave VHS \u2013 and the all the arguments that came with them \u2013 firmly in the past. You can do this by converting all your old tapes to DVD. The process is simple, cheap and convenient.<\/p>\n