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itself contains a tuner, so you should now receive extra channels available only to an HD tuner. You should try connecting your antenna as input to the converter box. Then output the signal from your converter box to the VCR. Your VCR may then remain connected to your projector. more...
just have to plug the first vcr using the RCA jacks,(yellow,red,white). into the second vcr. so the output from the first vcr to the input of the other. then if you want to watch it while its recording though its not necassary you just plug the video/audio out of more...
working, because I recorded the channel I had on the TV. DirectTV said I should have both the TV & VCR on the same input, like Video 1 & L1. I did this and then went to Guide on TV selected a program and went to "autotune." Then I more...
been hauled off the street (in a manner of speaking) and given on-the-job training. Nuff said? But Thanks for helping, I really appreciate your input. Larry more...
time exercise - feed the signal from your dish directly to the Antenna socket of your TV (at the rear ofthe TV). Use AV inputs on the TV to connect to VCR and DVD. So whenever you desire to watch broadcast programs from the Dish Antenna, all you got more...
is still under warranty but i don't want to send it back if its not the problem. i was hoping you may have some input. i don't review tapes to often so i can't remember if the live feed cameras shut off in the past when i treid to more...
box, while watching unscrambled analog stations on the TV.
However, it requires the VCR to be on and the TV set to the
external video input to simply watch what is coming through the cable box.
There are other ways to set this up with more flexibility using
splitters and more...
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