VHS-C - The "C" stands for "Compact"

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In 1982, JVC introduced the VHS-C format. The C stands for compact because the tape cartridge is half the size of a normal VHS tape.

One of the reasons that the VHS-C format was introduced was to reduce the size and portability of camcorders. A smaller camcorder would allow for easier, more convenient shooting of home movies!

However, VHS-C tapes could only be played in a standard VCR if the user had a cassette adapter.

VHS-C Details:

Media Type - Magnetic Cassette Tape, 1/2 inch

Capability - 30 or 60 minutes

Dimensions - 92 x 58 x 20 mm

Extended Form - VHS

Primary Usage - Home Movies

Victor Company of Japan, Led. (JVC)

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