Recording Process
In its most simplistic form, the recording process in VHS occurs in the following order:
- Tape is pulled from the supply reel.
- Tape is passed through the erase head - wiping existing recording from the tape.
- Tape is placed onto the head drum, using more than 180-degrees of the drum.
- Video is applied by the tape heads, to the tape, in a diagonal angle.
- Audio and control tracks are applied to the tape.
- The tape is then sent to the take-up reel.
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