Over the past two years, Worldrenownfailure has built a reputation for shooting local underground shows with a VHS camcorder.

In the last few days, VHS Camcorder has received huge press, and the $3.99 app is clearly raking in money—Worth declines to say how much, but "I'm really happy with the sales." ...

The first round of compact, 3-pound VHS-C camcorders that showed up on dealers shelves last fall were all the identical unit, manufactured by JVC (as the GR-C7) and also sold under the brand names ...

Three camcorder systems continue to battle it out. You can choose among full-sized VHS, miniature VHS-C and 8 mm. If you choose VHS, you must select between standard VHS and Super-VHS.

Sharp placed a full-size VHS camcorder on a crash diet, and it came out looking a lot better than Tommy Lasorda. The Sharp VL-L50U Slimcam is the full-size VHS camcorder designed for those of you ...

The VHS Camcorder app. Nice attention to coffee stains That performance gap, perhaps, wasn't quite as large as the historical argument suggests, though like all the early home video formats VHS was a ...

VHS Camcorder is the perfect way to make everything you shoot look like a throwback from the ‘80s and ‘90s, but falls short of perfection by not allowing users to import existing videos.

This app is called VHS Camcorder, and it costs $4. Sure, that's more than the dollar or two we pay for most apps, but it's worth it for the beautiful tape noise, static and tracking distortion.

To convert your VHS tapes to digital, you'll need a VCR or VHS camcorder. If you don’t have one, try eBay, OfferUp, Facebook Marketplace, or another local sales platform.

We highly recommend VHS Camcorder in V.1.0, and hope that its developers continue to support it well into the future. And where's the Android version, you might ask? "We're working on it!" ...

In 1987, Fisher Price decided to create the video-making monstrosity known as the PXL-2000. It cost $180, just one-tenth the price of your average VHS camcorder at the time, and while it's normal ...

On a Sony camcorder I had 10 years ago, you could flip a switch to reverse the RCA connectors from "Out" to "In". I don't know why that kind of functionality would be lost over time.