How to Connect a VCR to a ROKU TV

Viewing a film on tape is an experience of its own and transports one to a completely different point in time. Technology has advanced tremendously over the past decade, but like cult classic films there is a following with everything- even videotapes. What better way to build a bridge between the past and present than by hooking up a VCR (videocassette recorder) to a modern ROKU-brand smart television. The VCR is a device that records audio and video from broadcast television or another course. It also has the ability for the viewer to watch pre-recorded content. This is where VHS (Video Home System) come in! By the early 1980s, VHS became the standard in the home video industry. That is, until the late 1990s/early 2000s when DVD's dethroned them as the best economical choice for the industry. While there is no argument over whether a DVD or VHS has better video quality, there are certainly perks to the latter! For example, a VHS will start up immediately where the film left off, unlike a DVD that begins with the menu/scene selection. Another nice thing about VHS/VCR is that after recording a movie or television show on a tape, the program will always be on it. There is no fumbling around for space on a cable box.