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A VCR has a low resolution level. This causes the pictures to be grainy. And, the video tapes degrade and decompose within a short time. With a DVR you don’t need to change tapes or touch the system at all for long periods of time. The only moving part is the hard drive and if a part breaks, you can easily replace it from the local computer store.
