VHSkassetter
VHSkassetter, short for Video Home System cassettes, were a popular analog magnetic tape recording format for storing and playing back video and audio. Developed by JVC and released in Japan in 1976, the VHS format quickly gained widespread adoption in homes worldwide, becoming the dominant home video recording standard for several decades.
The cassette itself contained two reels of magnetic tape. During playback or recording, the tape would be
Despite its popularity, VHS faced competition from other formats like Betamax, which was introduced by Sony
The advent of digital video formats, such as DVD and later Blu-ray, along with the rise of