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  1. 27th Feb 2004 22:12 #1
    kenmo
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    I was looking at a JVC s-vhs vcr at Future Shop (Canada's Best Buy) and the sales person informed me S-VHS is a digital format. I always thought it was analogue ?

    Who's right ?

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    Originally Posted by kenmo
    I was looking at a JVC s-vhs vcr at Future Shop (Canada's Best Buy) and the sales person informed me S-VHS is a digital format. I always thought it was analogue ?

    Who's right ?

    Thanks
    It is analog unless you were looking at a D-VHS VCR (also made by JVC)

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    S-VHS is purely analog. It may have some digital circuits to improve picture quality or deal with tape irregularities (like some of the high end JVC VCRs) but the format is 100% certified analog.

    Fulci has spoken...wisely.
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  4. 27th Feb 2004 22:40 #4
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    No, it was S-VHS...thanks very much for your reply. Much appreciated...

    Cheers

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