Vcr example sentences

Related (6): VHS, tapes, rewind, playback, recording, tracking

"Vcr" Example Sentences

1. I purchased a Sony VCR system last year.
2. Can you program that new VCR? I'm having trouble with it.
3. The VCR started skipping as the video played.
4. Make sure the VCR is connected to the television using the correct cables.
5. We found a bunch of old VHS tapes at a yard sale over the weekend for our VCR.
6. I rewound the VCR tape before I returned it to the video store.
7. The instruction manual for the VCR was super confusing.
8. I popped a VHS tape into the VCR and settled in to watch an 80s movie.
9. The VCR remote control broke so we have to use the buttons on the unit now.
10. The old VHS tapes stored in the attic for years are starting to deteriorate in our VCR.
11. The clock on the VCR flashes continuously because the backup battery is dead.
12. I need to buy a new VCR cable to connect it to my new television.
13. The slider on the VCR cassette jammed and has broken some of the plastic.
14. My son enjoyed recording cartoons on the VCR and watching them over and over.
15. The VCR recorded over part of the tape I needed to keep.
16. When the VCR makes a loud clicking noise, it means the heads need to be cleaned.
17. The VHS tapes recorded on the old VCR are starting to lose quality.
18. The VCR was making a high-pitched whining noise before it stopped working.
19. There was a warning on the screen that the VCR needed service after so many hours of use.
20. We loaded the blank VHS tape into the VCR to record last night's football game.
21. The old VCR still works but the new technology has far surpassed it.
22. My grandfather still has a VCR hooked up to the television in his living room.
23. The smoke billowing from the VCR indicated a serious electrical problem.
24. You'll need special tape to record over the VHS already in the VCR.
25. The collection of VCRs and VHS tapes is now considered retro technology.
26. I found some very old home movies on VHS tapes that need to be converted for our VCR.
27. The clunky VCR takes up a lot of space under the television.
28. The automatic rewind function stopped working on the VCR.
29. The tracking knob on the VCR no longer helps the playback quality of the VHS tapes.
30. I checked all the connections going into and out of the VCR to make sure everything is plugged in tight.
31. Turn the VCR on by pressing the power button on the front panel.
32. The VCR powered on but the TV screen remained blank.
33. The picture on the TV started rolling vertically when playing a VHS tape in the VCR.
34. Old movies and TV shows have been converted from VHS to DVDs making VCRs obsolete.
35. My daughter wailed when I gave away our bulky VCR.
36. The VCR battery warning indicator light came on because it needs new batteries.
37. I found an old Nintendo cartridge stuck inside our VCR.
38. My VCR still works but the video quality on newer technologies is much better.
39. The rewind button on the VCR needs to be depressed to fully rewind the VHS tape.
40. I replaced the old vacuum tubes inside the vintage VCR.
41. The VCR makes a buzzing noise but still records video onto the VHS cassette tapes.
42. The VCR stopped recognizing the VHS tapes we loaded into the cassette bay.
43. I hooked up the VCR and found the pause button barely works anymore.
44 The eject button on the VCR stuck and I had to manually pull the VHS tape out of the machine.

45. I googled how to fix the VCR but most of the repairs require special tools and parts.
46. The VCR cycled through the different channels but did not display a picture.
47. I plugged the headphone jack from the VCR into the aux port on my car stereo.
48. The VCR now sits gathering dust in a closet, unused for many years.
49. When I hit the record button on the VCR, the video started flashing and rolling simultaneously.
50. Most of the old VHS tapes were damaged beyond repair in the VCR.
51. The pause function on the VCR does not work properly anymore.
52. The worn rubber drive belts inside the VCR cause motor noise and sticking of the VHS tape.
53. The entire screen on the TV hooked up to the VCR became discolored and distorted.
54. I used scotch tape to repair the torn edges of the VHS tapes that kept jamming in the VCR.
55. The VCR was overheating and smoke began to seep out around the casing.
56. I tried cleaning the playback heads on the VCR but the VHS tapes still looked fuzzy and distorted.
57. The VCR has surpassed its expected lifespan of 10-15 years.
58. The red light for record on the VCR no longer illuminates.
59. I sold the VCR and remaining VHS tapes for just a few dollars at a garage sale.
60. The VCR was finally hauled to the landfill site along with many other obsolete technologies.