Play Games The VCR which we used to play games with on channel 4 has broken, and we can not play video games on the serial # TV C204 B127X, and I was wondering if there is a button on the remote control to make the Auxilary Channel appear. Pleae advice to joogs_tapardjuk@homail.com

if it is a plug and play select av port channel 1. if it I s a regular system , put your tv on channel 3 or 4 to play games.

S-Video Hookups

Note: The S-Video cables are not compatible with the redesigned Super Nintendo. They are sold separately at most retail locations as well as nintendo's Online Store.


Installation Steps:
Locate the Audio/Video inputs on the back of the TV or VCR.
Place the black end of the S-Video Cable into the S-Video IN on the back of the TV or VCR. Connect the red end of the cable to Audio IN Right.Connect the white end of the cable to the Audio IN Left. Use a slight twistingmotion when inserting the each cable and ensure the cables are firmly pressed into the input.
Connect the rectangular (gray) plug of the S-Video cable into the multi-out connector on the back of the Control Deck.
After system is connected to the TV or VCR:
Insert Game Pak fully into the Control Deck.
Plug the controller(s) into the front of the Control Deck using the left-most port for one-player games.
Plug the AC Adapter into the back of the Control Deck. Plug the other end into a wall outlet.
Set the VCR's TV/VCR button to VCR. You can put a movie in the VCR, press Play, make sure the movie appears on your TV, then press Stop. This puts your VCR into VCR mode.
Slide the Power Switch on (toward the Game Pak).
Turn on the VCR and locate the input select. It's often called: input select, AUX auxiliary), Line, Line In, Input, Source, Select, In, or EXT (external). Switch the input select to show the Nintendo game.
The game image should now be displayed on the screen. You're ready to play! To record video games, set the system up to play games as usual, then insert a video tape and press Record. It's that easy!

First make sure you have the cable connected properly.. on the vcr it should be connected to the OUT coaxial connector.

Second.. the VCR usually has a VCR/TV setting..

Most TV's must be set to channel 3 or channel 4 to output the signal from the VCR when getting the signal via Coax.

So..insert a tape...hit play..tune the tv to channel 3 if you are not getting the playback signal..press the VCR/TV button on the vcr or vcr remote.

Repeat this on Channel 4

Check your cable to make sure the connections are tight.

Finally check your television menus for Input settings..make sure it is set to COAX/ANT
Make sure your VCR's output is not on some alternate output like L1 or L2 (line one or line two)

Best of luck!

You will need to switch the VCR to take it's signal from "E" (external source) as opposed to a TV channel - This is usually done by scrolling through the channels using the up/down key on the remote (but could be a separate button)

Usually on the remote there shold be a button labeled something like:
INPUT, SOURCE, TV/VIDEO or TV/VCR.

Try a different channel on your TV. If your using 3 then go to 4 or vice versa.

If that doesn't work then try a different RF Tuner cause those are known to go bad over time. You can also try those Coaxial adapters that allow you to play your Atari on your Cable-Ready TV using the cable connection on the back of the TV.

Finally if either of those don't solve the issue, try playing different games and see if the problem happens after playing 1 games or all games. If its all games then that means there is a problem with the mainboard inside of your Atari.

What style of connectors are you using from your video game to the TV?

If its the Yellow Red and White that is Composite video.

You have to change the input on the TV to VIDEO or Composite Video, depending on what its called on your model of TV. There may be an input button on the TV, otherwise you have to select it through the menu.

It is not on a channel unless you are using a really old game console with an "F" style connector, which is the one that screws on like cable vision.

Hope this helps!

there is a menu button, the channel buttons move you thru the menu...first setup making sure the setting is on cable...if channel 2/3/4 don't autotune in cable lineup, be sure to go back and manually add otherwise you won't be able to watch using dvd or vcr, or play video games

Acording to the Samaung website Under the FAQ's it is ok to play your video games.

go to channel 1 if there is no audio/video switch or you can use the rf mudulator