If you have "Cable or Satelitte" your VCR may be hooked to a secondary output from that box not the output of the TV, most TV's do not have an Audio and Video output. This would be one reason why you could not record a PC input
SOURCE: Closed Caption
Yeah, I'm now believing it's the tv. The captions on the other tv in the house work great. My samsung is only 2 yrs old. This model was 1080 i...Kinda of costly. Still no solution???? CR. LEE
SOURCE: Toshiba V231 UK VHS manual
Hello,
I believe you are using a RF wire Connecting a VHS, then searching TV station is an old way. I would recommend you use a RCA wire.
By so doing, you won't need to tune any station on your TV. All you
need to is select Source (AV) on the TV and the VHS would automatically
display on your TV.
Below is what the RCA cord looks like:
The yellow stands for video (display), while the red and white stands for audio left and right (sound).
Purchase this cord from any electronics part store within your area, it's not expensive at all.
Look at the back of your TV, connect the yellow cord to "Video IN", connect the red and white to "Audio IN". Then connect the other end of the cord to Yellow: "Video OUT", and red or white to "Audio OUT", at the back of the VHS.
After the above connection, turn on the VHS, insert a tape, and press play. While the VHS is play, turn on the TV, select Source (AV) on your TV and your VHS will start displaying and you will hear sound.
I hope the above is clear. If you need further assistance, please let me know.
Regards.
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