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Re: I bought a used Emerson vcr3002 without a manual and...
Television companies block out recording on the higher channels, they want you to pay for them and not be able to record them. I use to install for Charter Communications Cable and thats what they did
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do you have a cable box connected. If you do you have to tell the vcr to record on channel 3 or 4 (whichever you have the tv tune to regularly) then put the cable box on the channel you want to record the show on
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Adjust colour control to zero, and check for a pure black/white picture. Adjust contrast and brightness control to minimum and check whether the picture goes completly off or a slight picture prevails. If the picture goes out when you turn down brightness control to 1/3 position, that is about 20 points, your TVs screen voltage is very low, and it can be adjustable. If the picture does not go out and more brightness prevails, screen voltage is high. If the screen voltage is high, there will be some fine lines across the screen at about an inch apart; on the whole screen from top to bottom.
Screen voltage adjustment is critical for the clarity of the picture. If it is low, no proper colour will be dispayed. If it is high, it is harmful to both picture tube and your eyes.
Never try to adjust it without proper knowledge about it. The screen control can be located alongwith the LOT [Line Output Transformer], of your tv. There will have two adjustable controls there, one is for Focus, and the other is for Screen. Both are interactive, that is adjusting one will effect an other.
Tries the channels + or - buttons a couples times on the tv manual controls buttons on the tv.U will get in the input option.This solution work for many tvs don't the input option on their universal remotes,without the original remotes.Ur tv don't know.
Go to channel 3 and press the channel button down. It should only take 2-4 times to get to that channel. Hope this helps. Let me know if I can help you further. JimmyC
turn down the gain at the mic pre, first plug in the mic then put the channel fader at optimum level, the 0 mark, then use the mic gain adjustment at the mic pre to set the level on the channel/ input meter, if recording using a digital platform keep the level as high as possible without going into red at all on the channel/ input meter, use the master fader to adjust listening volume and use the channel fader to make fine adjustments if needed but the point is to primarily use the mic gain knob to adjust the input level.
If you are recording a loud instrument or cabinet with it then you may want to use the pad on the mic or the pad on the console/ mixer if after going through the above steps the level at input is still too hot, should be a switch on the mic or console wich says pad, if the mic has one then use the one on the mic instead of the one on console.
hey i sort of hav the same problem except, i cant access the "channel" with my sons game stuff on it
if i click menue then it just givs me "Picture" "Channel Set" "Language" "V-Chip Set-Up" "Captions" and if i click channel set i get "CH{TY}" "CH{CATV}" "CH{DTV/TV}" and v-chip asks me for an access code. and i got this tv from a friend and he lost the remote. i only hav an iO Digital Cable remote. help me plz
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