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SOURCE: Can't View Cable RCA f32444
You will have to go in the menu and switch it to cable mode, then do an autoprogram and you will have all the channels.
SOURCE: I have an RCA converter box hooked up to an RCA tv
Basically, you cannot use the coax connections for both the VCR and the RCA converter box. I would hook up the phono/cinch connectors from the VCR to the TV if you can (these are also called RCA connectors, but I'm avoiding using that name so we dont confuse the digital receiver with a cable/connector name that is the same here). There should be a yellow one for video and red/white ones for left and right stereo. I believe the RCA converter comes with a three headed cable that can do this for you. With this configuration, you can set the TV to input on these connectors and the VCR should always output there. Once that is set, you can still use the converter box to receive the signal from your antenna, then run the coax to the VCR. Now, the VCR will always have to be set on channel 4 in your setup and you will need to manually change channels on the converter box for it to record a show. Does this make sense so far?
SOURCE: my rca tv 20f424t doesn.'t show thw correct
That is the Digital range of channels, since it is digital you will not need a converter box for this model. Their is also an Analog range of channels which is the primary setting, You will need the factory remote to switch from Analog to Digital... Without that remote you might have a problem their isnt a way to switch within the menu settings, good luck!!!
SOURCE: The rca tv and converter box were working. Now only fuzz on the
one try is to unplug the tv and then hold the power button in for 20 seconds then plug the tv in an see if this works. I had a 32 in rca tube an this worked for me
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