Had this 2years with no problems until now. Now when I record to the hard drive it records picture of one channel and sound of another channel.
My set up is tv av 1 to input on digi box in, db out to dvd in, dvd out to tv
av 2. This way I can watch on channel and record another at the same time.
I have changed all scart leads just incase but no joy.
any help would be apriciated.
Ron
I find I agree with troylove, your problem is config or hookup issue, cant see any point in opening it up what do you think you could posssibly find by doing so? Laser is fine unless you look in directly at it
Yes most scart cables carry both audio and video but not all, some have all pins wired some dont depends on what application they are design for here is a LINK explain wiring of scarts, so it might be an idea to check your cables and ensure they are fit for the task, there is no problem with laser radiation unless you look at laser light directly when operating so have no fear with your cover removal, but I be more inclined to suspect the leads but then again you do tell us they work with the video, so maybe it aint a bad idea after all, use a multimeter from each pin on cable end to leads exiting socket to test continuity.
You can use alternate cabling on most systems like rca jacks (white,red,yellow,) aka video/audio Left/ audio Right to do same job as the scart
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Sounds like if you are getting the right Video and not audio then the audio are hooked in wrong. Unless you are on SAP (Second audio program) in this case take it off of Sap. If you are getting the sound that you are looking at once you change channels to view another program, then it should be easy. Just change audio jacks back to AV1, 2, 3 etc depending on which one you are using. Hope this helps!
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What precautions should I take concerning laser rays if I open the case to investigate the problem.?
To explain why I want to open the recorder I must tell you the whole story . I bypassed the digi box and connected dvd directly to tv and recording was fine,no problems,this suggested to me that there may be a problem with the digi box so I then reconnected digi box and replace the dvd with my old vcr to test the scart link up I am using and this works just fine,correct sound with correct picture.This suggest that the digi box was ok.This now looks like a problem with the link between digi box and dvd. I now suspect a problem with the input scart socket on the dvd maybe a bent pin in the socket. That is why I want to open the dvd to inspect the socket.
Also I don't understand what trylove 11 means when he talks about audio hookup. I understood that vido and audio were both carried through the scart lead. How can I separate them?
Hope this helps to understand my problem.
Ron
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