Defining a generation: The audio cassette has turned 50

[EMS]

hahaha right there katz....so even way back when we were pirates of one kind or another.....making copies of games on floppy disc, or tape depending on what computer was around at the time. Greed has changed everything......its no longer enough to have multi million pound empires....they want to make it multi billion empires

 

[kirk1701®]

hahaha right there katz....so even way back when we were pirates of one kind or another.....making copies of games on floppy disc, or tape depending on what computer was around at the time. Greed has changed everything......its no longer enough to have multi million pound empires....they want to make it multi billion empires

Exactly :clap:

 

[Katzenfreund]

 

[Oldone3pp]

I don't know......but I used to use a biro to rewind the tapes :mrgreen:

 

[Katzenfreund]

I don't know either, because I was using a pencil for the purpose instead.

 

[EMS]

due to the nature of the tape...one could guarantee it would become loose if not handled with kid gloves or sometimes the tape deck used...hated tapes and would pull on them...thus needing a pencil, biro, even a screwdriver orrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr thumb and index finger to wind the tape up..occasionally you would find that the tape had flipped over because you hadn't watched what you was doing, and that would result in pulling it all back out again LOL

 

[Katzenfreund]

A vivid description EMS that brings back memories.

Nowadays, the task with modern digital media is much easier. Hereââ'¬â"¢s a DVD rewinder. :roll:

 

[kirk1701®]

A vivid description EMS that brings back memories.

Nowadays, the task with modern digital media is much easier. Hereââ'¬â"¢s a DVD rewinder. :roll:

Oh I used to love getting my dad with that one

Dad, the video store charges $1 extra because the DVD was not rewound :thumbsup:

 

[EMS]

ah but wait...if you chip away that bit in the middle you could make it into a cassette winder

 

[Dr Pickles]