JVC, Sony, Maxell 14 Videoregistratore

14 VHS-C Videocassettes (Video Home System - Compact)
​The standard format used in portable video cameras (camcorders) during the 1980s and 1990s.
​They were designed for amateur and home video recording on the go. They are much smaller than tabletop VHS tapes, but they utilize the same magnetic tape.
​Playback: They required a mechanical adapter to be played back in a standard home VHS video recorder.
​Duration: Codes such as EC-45 or VX 30 indicate a runtime (typically 30 or 45 minutes) in standard mode.
​Brands: Sony, JVC (the inventor of the format), and Maxell.
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​SONY Premium: Another leading brand, indicated with EC 30.
​JVC 45 EHG: JVC, the inventor of the VHS format, offered High Energy tapes.
​MAXELL VX 30: Labeled as "General Use," representing the standard option for generic recording purposes.