Dubbing problems: VCR to VCR
I think the best way to tell you about my dubbing problems is to start
with the equipment I have. My equipment is:
EQUIPMENT
TV Toshiba model CT20C30
Recording
(editing) VCR Panasonic VHS model PV-4657
This is a stereo model. It has both front and back
connectors
Playiny
(source) VCR Quasar VHS model VHQ840
This is a mono model.
Camcorder Panasonic model PV-A207. VHS-C
Dubbing
Cables RCA type stero cables
With tapes in both VCR's, when I press "Play" on the playing VCR nothing
happens on the TV screen.
Douglas
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The front connectors are line 2. I had it hooked-up to the front
connectors and set on line 1. I changed the line and it worked. Thanks
for your help.
Douglas
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Hi, the best way is to tell us how you have the units hooked up. Try
composite video and line level audio out from the playing deck to the
respective inputs on the dubbing deck. Often stereo decks will put a
single mono input onto both audio tracks w/o a 'y' connector. If not,
get one. Hook up the dubbing deck outputs (RF or composite and line)
to the TV. Make sure the dubbing deck is set to the external inputs
instead of the tuner, usually with a switch or a setup menu item. Set
the TV to monitor the dubbing deck by switching to the external input
or VCR RF output VHF channel - usually ch. 3 or 4. Gary E
|Gary A. Edelstein
|gary.edelst @mpcug.com; a @detroit.freenet.org
|"We have met the enemy and he is us." - Walt Kelly's Pogo
|I don't live in Detroit
|Born, raised and still living in Wisconsin
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