Find your favorite train videos on YouTube and send them back to the 80s and 90s with the VCR button they've added to the videos today. Remember those TM VHS tapes anyone? 
Video technology sure has come a long way.
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Actually, a portion of my railroad video library is still in VHS format. I have several functioning VHS players and my tapes play fine. I believe I've had just one railroad tape fail since I started acquiring them and doing my own taping during the late 80s....not a bad record. I should add I also have many railroad programs in DVD format; however, most railroad programs tend to be in DVD-R format which can cause compatibility headaches. A player with a high capacity for error correction is a must. One of the railroad video producers I know recommended a Pioneer machine to me. Of the many, many railroad DVDs I've played in that machine, I think there's only been one program it wouldn't play and that was due to the disc being heavily scratched. I do enjoy a good railroad video.
Oh yeah, I still have that TM Great Layout Series boxed set in VHS format!
Bob
I do not see it
It's a button in the video player that looks like a VHS cassette. It may not be available for every video, but it was for my personal videos.
