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I have two and they still work.

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Answer 2 out of 22

Gee, I don't know what that is. Is it like a disk or something?

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Answer 3 out of 22

I do and it does.

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Answer 4 out of 22

Yes, and yes. Geez, why does everyone have to push technology so much???? :)

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Answer 5 out of 22

Yes and Yes. I have about 200 VHS movies and I still watch them. I have been through no less than 6 DVD players. It's almost like they have built in self destruct after they play about 50-75 movies. My VHS still works after all my DVD players have died and I still use it. I need a new DVD player at this moment actually.

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Answer 6 out of 22

We have 1 non combination one that still works and 2 that will do DVD and VHS tapes both. The VCR function on one 'eates' the tapes so we use it for DVD's only.

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Answer 7 out of 22

Yep. I just threw away an older one that was $700 when new in 1985! The one I have left is 'only' about 5 yrs old and works, mostly. I paid $30 new. We never use it.

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Answer 8 out of 22

Yes and yes.

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Answer 9 out of 22

I do, and I still watch old videos from time to time.

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Answer 10 out of 22

Yes, and I use it every weekend.

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