I purchased and Emerson VCR/DVD combo unit around March and I am having problems with recording function. The only speeds available for recording are SP or SLP. When I tape in SLP mode the tape is pretty much unwatchable. Lots of lines running through and noises throught tape.
I thinking this may be a compatibility problem with the actual blank tape and the VCR only having 2 speeds available. Any suggestions would be helpful.
Also, the unit is hooked in through a digital cable box, therefore, you actually set the recording to begin through the digital cable meunu.
I have a JVC camcorder and would like to plug it in to the VCR to play the tapes on TV but I can't because Yellow goes to Video IN, Red to Audio R IN and White to Audio L IN but I can only see on the back is:
DVD/VCR VCR
Audio Out
L Audio IN
R Video IN
Video Out
Where do I plug into. I have tried different things and all I get is sound from the Camcorder on the TV.
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Solution #2
posted on Aug 04, 2005
jessie25 - usenet poster
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It's not a compatibility problem. The first thing to try is a head cleaning. If this doesn't correct the problem, take it back for an exchange or refund.
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Solution #3
posted on Aug 04, 2005
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It is important to realize that the LP tape speed for the NTSC version of VHS was never officially recognized by JVC. Therefore, many North American VHS recorders and almost all North American JVC decks had only playback support for the LP tape speed.
It is possible, as one poster mentioned, that your heads could be dirty. I'm more inclined to believe, however, that your DVD/VCR combo is defective. This isn't surprising as just about every DVD/VCR I've seen aren't worth the plastic and metal they're built with.
This is most definitely not the case. - Reinhart
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