r/VHStrading

My father passed away about a year ago and today my sisters and I started going through his large movie collection. I’m curious if there is an app or some sort of resource to help determine value. I’m not looking to part with anything. It’s more just to satisfy my own curiosity. Anyone that can point me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.

I'm a known Scooby Doo Collector/Lost Media finder within the Scooby Doo community over on reddit, I was wondering if anyone would be down to trade as Imma be honest with y'all, I have a HUGE trade coming up (We plan to get a bunch of Lost Media Scenes from "The New Scooby Doo Movies" 1972 Including what is probably gonna be "Lost Media of the year" The infamous legendary King Kong scene where he chases Shaggy and Scooby while they are on a dune buggy in Ny) and the trader wants TMNT tapes/Other Cartoons besides what we are giving him so that's why I needa trade, thank yall so much and enjoy your day.

I have a lot of home videos my family wants to save, but they aren't label well and we don't have one anymore. How do we watch them? We are trying to convert them, but it costs a lot of money and we are trying to decide which are important. Thank you in advance!

And want to share digital copy? or i can make my own?
I have impression that what in US is shown on Paramount+ are not full episodes, and they are stripped of many MTV segments.
In Europe it is not even available anywhere.

What all dvds, vhs tapes, or cds of the East Broad Top exist. I lost a very wierd example of one. It not on ebay, YouTube, Facebook, vineo, or anywhere I could find. It very low quality for what it was, and very wore out. It was a hand me down to me from my uncle in the area that now dead and gone since 2011.

All this is because, Im looking for some extremely obvious film, or films that was burned to a tape from when I was a kids. It had film of 16 on it side in mount union yard (steam switcher hit it), 18 running with a train through a train of hoppers, and a flatbed truck with a pickup on it, and a dinky scene. The dinky was on what it said was the Booher Branch in 1900??? There was scenes from a railfan trip, in 1930s, it was the same one that was written about in the train Mag, of the time period. I cant remember much beside that, it wasn't at all Green Frog, or the Friends of the East Broad Top film at all. The man doing the narrative was super quiet, and very soft spoken, it was almost like a highlight reel of the East abroad Top. I don't know where the local companies are. I've checked several different websites mainly the one with all the info on the East Broad Top Railroad. It not listed there, or on YouTube. The tape is missing, and I cant seem to find it, in any where around the region.

It was an us films, there was a narrative through out the film. Very little was said, but to piont out a few frames, and state it was a film from local archives. It was copyrighted from the early to mid- 1980's.

Please help me find this thing. United States of america