VHD Videodisc | Dead Formats & Unboxing

Today we will be discussing the VHD Videodisc format of the 1980s. Stay tuned until the end when we will UNBOX some brand new & factory sealed VHDs. Compared to many other vintage video formats of the time period the VHD proved to be quite sucessful in Japan. What is VHD? How does it work?Where does it come from? What does it do? Find out today right here on Davey J Today.

[@stephaniejohnson6006]

I learned so much! Thank you!

[@DaveyJ2Day]

I’m soooo happy! It’s surely meant to be EDUCATIONAL! I’ve always found all of these different formats so fascinating. How did we end up with this on demand streaming thing? There’s a road to everything. This is just simply one of those small stops on that road. Thanks for watching!!!!

[@ChadRSimons]

I never knew VHD existed!

[@gamepad3173]

I had a feeling that VHD existed when I found out about from Techmoan. Would I ever watch/collect for VHD? oh hell no I wouldn't. Vinyl was never built to handle a movie, it was built for music and that's that. I will say this, at least Laser Disc did manage to get The Phantom Menace on Laser Disc. so for people collecting star wars on all formats that would be the jumping off point to grab some DVD +R's along with your Windows or mac and create new Laser Discs (or use Blu ray's either one). another downside with VHD is eventually not only will your VHD's be ruined but so will your Stylus, and you'll have to shell out money for a band new one (Good luck with that). in the end you'd end up having a paper weight.