posted by gardennome on Sep 27, 2007
How do I hook up new vcr which only has a
coax cabe (antenna) in and no ant out to old tv which only has ant(coax) in.
the VCR does have various other inputs and outputs it is a new phillips.
thanks
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Comment by ChrisandAl, posted on Jan 10, 2008
Ok here's the deal. I use an antenna for reception. I'm holding out till Aug of 09 or whenever it's going to switch over to all digital. If I use the RF Modulator will I be able to control the channels with the new VCR. I ask because I use my stereo for the sound, and I prefer the sound out of the VCR over the outputs from the television. Also will I be able to record Dr. Phil for my wife? For my wifes happiness I don't know that this is an option.
Solution #1
posted on Sep 27, 2007
Hi
This problem has been around for some time when connecting a DVD player to an older tv, and now has become a problem with newer VCR's. You must purchase a device called an RF Modulator which will allow you to connect to the older tv. We sell them at our shop for $30.00 but I have seen them quite often for $65.00 and up...so it pays to shop around.
Good Luck
This problem has been around for some time when connecting a DVD player to an older tv, and now has become a problem with newer VCR's. You must purchase a device called an RF Modulator which will allow you to connect to the older tv. We sell them at our shop for $30.00 but I have seen them quite often for $65.00 and up...so it pays to shop around.
Good Luck
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