TIL about D-VHS and D-Theater, which were 1080i digital VHS formats that preceded Blu-ray and HD-DVD.
[DOUBLEPOST=1461770868,1461770523][/DOUBLEPOST]Aww, man, yes, he has a video on the Video Disc, which no one believes me about. My dad was a huge proponent of the video disc over VHS for some reason. I don't know why, but he insisted on them. Everyone I tell this to says, "Oh, you mean Laserdiscs? No, I mean a vinyl analog video disc just like an LP--though it was in a sealed cartridge. You could pull out the "record" if you forced it open, though. You put the whole cartridge in the machine and then pulled out the case. I think Amazon Women on the Moon had a bit about Videodiscs at the beginning, but they had them out of the cases and painted silver, so they looked like Laserdiscs.