posted by robert on Dec 26, 2005
when I connect my VCR using the video input jacks and use the conpent video jacks for output to my TV I get a very jittery picture. It's like the upconversion can not handle the VCR input.
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Comment by TY85, posted on Dec 04, 2007
Have combination VCR/DVD, When playing VCR thru RX-V557, picture is unstable as if not properly sync. VCR connected direct to TV works properly. Have tried several VCRs with same result.
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posted on Apr 01, 2006
check the wires, they could be bad. Or maybe your vcr head needs to be cleaned
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posted on Jan 11, 2007
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You might need to run a composite video cable from the receiver to the TV. The operating instructions say that if you hook up a video source using the standard video connections, then you need to hook up your TV using the same video connections. You should only be outputting via component video to your TV if you have video sources hooked up via component cables. This may be the problem...I don't think the HTR-5830 upconverts from regular video to component.
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