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VHS Converter | Conversion: VHS-C to VHS | Plug and play | Black
VHS Converter | Conversion: VHS-C to VHS | Plug and play | Black
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€40,99 EUR
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€47,99 EUR
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€40,99 EUR
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Insert a VHS-C tape into the Nedis VCON110BK VHS-C Cassette Converter to record or watch it in a standard VHS VCR. Insert an AA battery to automatically open the front and feed in or out a tape. Please note that 8mm tapes are not compatible with the VCON110BK. Only the tapes that have the VHS-C logo can be used.
Please consider the following when using the VCON110BK in combination with a VHS player and VHS-C cassette:
• Over the years grease and dust not always visible to the eye may have accumulated in the VHS player and VHS-C tapes and may damage tapes inserted or stuck in the player before use. We recommend using VHS cleaners on the equipment.
• Before inserting a VHS-C tape, check that the VHS-C tape is not stretched. If it appears to be stretched, you can reduce the tension by winding up the main gear of the tape ¼ turn (90 degrees).
• Try to use only the normal playback function of the VHS player and avoid using fast forward or reverse whenever possible. It prevents unnecessary stress on the VHS-C cassette tape.
Additional information: When inserting a tape for the first time.
First turn the tape all the way forward and then all the way back before pressing the play button on the VCR
Please consider the following when using the VCON110BK in combination with a VHS player and VHS-C cassette:
• Over the years grease and dust not always visible to the eye may have accumulated in the VHS player and VHS-C tapes and may damage tapes inserted or stuck in the player before use. We recommend using VHS cleaners on the equipment.
• Before inserting a VHS-C tape, check that the VHS-C tape is not stretched. If it appears to be stretched, you can reduce the tension by winding up the main gear of the tape ¼ turn (90 degrees).
• Try to use only the normal playback function of the VHS player and avoid using fast forward or reverse whenever possible. It prevents unnecessary stress on the VHS-C cassette tape.
Additional information: When inserting a tape for the first time.
First turn the tape all the way forward and then all the way back before pressing the play button on the VCR
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