I have a vhs video cassette stuck inside my vhs. Is their any way I can get it out without breaking the vcr. It is an older vcr, but I would like to get my tape out.

Here are some steps you can try:

1. Unplug the VCR and wait for it to cool down. A warm VCR can cause the tape to expand, making it harder to remove.
2. Locate the cassette holder release button, which is typically located on the front or side of the VCR. Press the button to open the cassette holder.
3. Gently pull the tape out of the VCR using your fingers. If the tape is stuck, try gently rocking it back and forth or wiggling it to loosen it.
4. If the tape is still stuck, try using a pair of tweezers or a pencil to gently push the tape out of the VCR. Be careful not to damage the tape or the VCR.
5. If the above methods do not work, you can try turning the VCR upside down and gently shaking it to try to loosen the tape.
6. If none of the above methods work, you may have to disassemble the VCR to remove the tape. This should be done by a professional as it can cause damage to your equipment and void the warranty.

It's important to remember that attempting to forcefully remove a stuck tape can cause damage to both the tape and the VCR, so it's best to be patient and use gentle techniques.

For the VHS tape that is stuck inside of the VCR.You should call a person that repairs and fixes VCR's to have a look and see what the issues is and why the cassette drawer is unable to open up.

No one can tell you without inspecting recorder. I would try another cassette for the answer.

Take ur finger senses all around the VCR the open flap door for sensors also pushes the eject button too as the same time,when the right sensors it hit ur finger the VHS tape will come out.

Yes,Loosen all the VHS cassette screws from the video cassette plastic cover.Take ur finger shaking and rewine wheel a few times with it with ur finger.The VHS tapes shoud work find now.

Well the vcr might be broken for the part that allows the tape to sit in there or something is stuck inside of the vcr so it will need to be fixed.

I think you are refering to the tape itself in the VHS cassette and it not being stuck inside the Video itself!
So if you are... don't use the spray... video cassettes have a brake system inside them. It sometimes breaks. If you turn the cassette upside down so you can see the white reels, inbetween them near the bottom (where the side label goes) you will see a small hole. If you put a pen inside it should release the reels so you can turn them with your finger. If they don't turn it may be broken. In which case... Get hold of a blank tape, the same length as yours. Carefully remove the screws (5) on the bottom. See how it's put together. Once you understand how the tape moves etc. Take out the reels with the tape, then dismantle your video and put the reels with the old tape into the new holder. It should work as good as new.
PS try not to touch with fingers the tape.

turn on the machine. use your figure push on the cassette, when you feel the cassette can't go any farther (don't jam it),and hold it there. press the eject button, you may have to try this couple of times in order for the cassette to come out.
the cassette deck need to have the drive belt change.

Sounds as if something got bent in the loading mechanism when you freed the stuck tape. Careful examination of the loading operation with the cover off may reveal the problem, but you may require a service shop, as there are hazardous voltages present inside, even when switched off.

I am a sanyo VCR technician and i will share to you what i had encountered. the problem of your VCR is in the mechanism "slide front" unable to push out the ejector portion of the tape. If you can locate this part just push it so that the tape will eject.