Need code for hdmi vcr - PNY GT 520 1024 MB PCIExpress with HDMI Output VCGGT5201XPB Video Card

To connect a VCR/DVD player to a Sansui flat screen TV, you will need to use the appropriate cables and connections. Here are the general steps you can follow:

1. Check your TV and VCR/DVD player for the available ports. The TV should have RCA composite video and audio inputs, and the VCR/DVD player should have RCA composite video and audio outputs, or HDMI port.
2. Using the appropriate cables, connect the RCA composite video and audio outputs from the VCR/DVD player to the corresponding RCA composite video and audio inputs on the TV. If your VCR/DVD player has HDMI port, use HDMI cable to connect the TV and the VCR/DVD player.
3. Turn on your TV and VCR/DVD player.
4. On your TV, press the "Input" or "Source" button to switch to the input where the RCA composite video and audio cables are connected or HDMI.
5. Using the remote of your TV, go to the menu and select the input where the VCR/DVD is connected.
6. If you don't see any picture, try adjusting the settings on your TV and VCR/DVD player.
7. Once you are able to see the picture on your TV, you should be able to use your VCR/DVD player as you normally would.

Unless your DVD/VCR is Upconverted to use HDMI, then you would use either the RED/GREEN/BLUE + Red /White leads to your TV and then use the TV remote to select whichever your TV names that input. If it is Upconverted, then simply plug the HDMI cable into a spare HDMI input.

If both the VCR and TV have HDMI connectors its as simple as connecting an HDMI cable from the VCR HDMI output to an HDMI input on the TV.

You can google HDMI connectors if you don't know what it looks like.

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May be something wrong with HDMi cable.

Is there sound when play VCR?

Please test - check with regular RCA cable AV out.

If OK. Next step Replace HDMI cable.
IF No sound with RCA cable look like need replace VCR Main Board.

You maybe able to get a region free code for your player from one of these WEB sites. www.dvdexploder.com/ www.videohelp.com/dvdhacks www.download-info.com/dvd/index_new.htm http://www.dvddemystifiziert.de/codefree_en/codefree.html

I am having the exact same problem....can anyone help?

Yes you can, as a matter of fact if you use an HDMI cord to connect your DVD (or any other device) you must avoid any other cord to the same device at the same time.

Using 2 cords for the same device sometimes cause malfunction in the TV (turning on and off).

Hi.. it looks as if that particular dvd/vcr is not compatible with the coding digital signals that the hdmi is putting out so it's not converting the signal over correctly.. if you try just using the regular analog cable instead of the hdmi, that might solve your problem.. i hope this helps..d