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In Reply to: Re: Home recording trends - VCR's dying posted by House de Kris on August 15, 2002 at 19:32:39:
The header was referring to VCRs so I thought my reference about s-video was clearly meant to apply to VHS machines, not s-video generally. Sorry if you were confused.However, the emphasis is on component these days so interest in s-video generally is declining. No question it will be with us for quite awhile yet because it is considerably better than composite.
John
Peace at AA
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- Re: Home recording trends - VCR's dying - John C. - Aussie 01:48:24 08/16/02 (2)
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