Signal unclear connecting easycap by scart adaptor to vcr.Scart adaptor is switched to output,but keeps coming up as" no signal or signal unclear".Can you please help

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No video or sound on tv when using RGB SCART cable. Check that the SCART socket you have plugged the SCART cable into is an RGB enabled port (this is ... Some TVsets display an 'RGB' message in the top right of the screen for a short ...

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WikipediaThe signals carried by SCART include both composite and RGB (with composite ... A VCR will often have two SCART sockets, to connect it to the TV ("up", ... SCART enables a device to command the TV to very quickly switch between signals, ... The box can instead ask the TV to stop displaying the normal signal and ...

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If the digital adaptor is connected to your TV, then the VCR will not get any signals to record. The VCR will also have to be converted, by adding another digital box, unless the first box has two digital tuners! You can connect another box if the VCR has two scart sockets, the second box connected to the other scart socket. To record after connection, leave the box on, set to the channel you want to record, and set the timer on the video. However when selecting the channel to record make certain that you select the scart socket with the box connected to it. Also make certain (if the VCR has it) PDC is set to OFF as it no longer works.
This way you can record shows while watching anothe channel.

Hdmi is digital minded while your hi-fi is analogue signals, you have two possible options I think if your TV has no phono audio out.

Your scarts (number 1 only) will have analogue in's and out's a scart lead with audio in/out to phono (come with a switch mostly) or adaptor is required some I have seen at one time had a plug one end and socket the other with output phono's in the middle, so to monitor signals going each way (TV > VCR or VCR > TV).
If you are not using the scart then just a simple scart to phono will do, note scart sockets on an TV only one will give an output.

The other route is a converter for hdmi a device that will convert digital signals to analogue, while the video element can have problems (on cheap units) through poor design/technicals the audio should present no problem, look for hdmi to audio converters.

Hope this helps.........

Multi-AV SCART adaptors with Input/Output signal switch (gold & nickel). A common misconception among game console owners is such connectors will allow RGB quality, while they are only CVBS and S-Videocompliant. THESE CAN BE USED FOR NON HD DEVICES SUCH AS YOUR DVD-VCR, AND SKYTOP BOX YOUR TV WILL HAVE AT LEAST 1 OF THE YELLOW WHITE RED COMPOSITE CONNECTION

hi : i get the same problem but i solve it ............ how ?
i uset tow kind of cables in the same time : the svedio cable and the av cable
from the source connect the svedio normally to get a vedio and the av
cabe tow of them : the red and the white in their same color jacks .
to the easycap connect the svedio normally and the red av to the red and the white to the white and leave the yellow

but unfortunetlly this way work vey perfect withe me only on widows xp sp3 and im still keep trying to make it work on vista .
good luck to all .

Tried all combinations of scart connections and channel settings ,without result.Finally connected an external freeview box to VCR AV2,with through aerial feed to TV.Setting TV toEXT-1 and VCR to AV2 and with scart to phono adaptors connected box audio and video "out "with phono leads to audio video "in" using an adaptor into the TV scart socket.

I assume you mean a Digital Reciever. If so, and the Digital box has two scarts, connect as follows:- Connect the VCR scart to the "Input" scart of the DVD, the output scart of this to the "VCR" scart on the Digi-box, and the "TV" scart of this to the T.V. You need BOTH switched on. On the T.V. select to view the scart that the box is on and on the DVD select to view "Scart Input". You will now be viewing the VHS. When you want to view the DVD just change the selection.

your freeview box tv scart goes to the tv /the dvd goes to the aux on freeview and you can connect your vcr to the tv if it has a spare scart socket or the dvd player

does your television have multiple scart connectors? Sometimes some models have only 1 connector that will accept RGB signals... Another thing you can check are VCR settings - scart component video output is not "official" and hence you might need to look at some of the setting if you need to enable it. Another possibility is that your scart cable may not have your rgb signals connected (based on wikipedia reference: "not all SCART cables make use of all the pins, often leaving out RGB signals. In many cases there is also no way to see which type of signal that is currently displayed on the TV set."