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Also known as Video Home System
Aufzeichnungs- und Wiedergabesystem für Videorekorder
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Key facts
- Storage medium.title
- Video Home System
- Storage medium.name
- Video Home System
- Storage medium.logo
- class=skin-invert|180px|alt=VHS logo
- Storage medium.image
- VHS-Video-Tape-Top-Flat (cropped).jpg
- Storage medium.caption
- Top view of a VHS videocassette
- Storage medium.type
- Magnetic cassette tape, ½-inch (12.7mm)
- Storage medium.encoding
- FM on magnetic tape; NTSC, PAL, SECAM, MESECAM; 525 lines; 625 lines
- Storage medium.capacity
- In minutes. Common for PAL: 120, 180, 240. Common for NTSC: 120, 160.
- Storage medium.read
- Helical scan
- Storage medium.write
- Helical scan
- Storage medium.dimensions
- 18.7 × 10.2 × 2.5 cm(7 × 4 × 1 inch)
- Storage medium.owner
- JVC
- Storage medium.use
- Home video and home movies (replaced by DVD and Blu-ray), TV recordings (replaced by DVR)(successor to cassette tape)
- Storage medium.extended from
- Compact Cassette
- Storage medium.extended to
- S-VHSVHS-CW-VHS
- Storage medium.released
- (Japan) (United States)
- Storage medium.discontinued
- 2006 (pre-recorded VHS tapes)2016 (players officially, some VHS still occasionally made)2019 (blank VHS tapes)
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Wikidata facts
- Owned by
- JVC
- Image
- Videobanden.jpg
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- Commons category
- VHS
- topic's main category
- Category:VHS
- inception
- 1974-00-00
- equivalent class
- bibliograph.net/VHS
- name
- Video Home System
- short name
- VHS
- different from
- VHS
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Article · Deutsch
VHS ist ein von JVC entwickeltes analoges und zuerst 1976 in Japan auf den Markt gebrachtes Aufzeichnungs- und Wiedergabesystem für Videorekorder. VHS setzte sich als Standard für private Video-Magnetbandaufzeichnungen durch und wurde – trotz Entwicklung besserer analoger Systeme – erst ab 2000 durch ein digitales System (die DVD) abgelöst. Im Gegensatz zu vielen konkurrierenden Systemen nutzt VHS einen sogenannten „M“-Lademechanismus, der für die kontinuierliche Signalübertragung zwei Videoköpfe notwendig macht, jedoch kompaktere Geräte erlaubt.
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