USER MANUAL FOR D-KR10 TOSHIBA - Toshiba D-KR10 Multi-Drive DVD Recorder

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Terry

will it copy from another sorce? if the programing from your cable box is copy protected it will not let you record.

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Google the words Toshiba + User Guide or User Manual

That should give you a link to Toshiba in your part of the World reply to the questions and then look a the Downloads section they will offer

Try a camera shop that still repairs obsolete camera's, if you have all the parts it can be fixed or replaced ( top cover ) with a good used one . If your KR10 has a flash socket on the front of the camera buy a flash bar and use that. Be sure the loose wire from the hot shoe is not touching anything.

This is from the KR10 manual. Hope it helps.
1. Set the clock before setting a timer.
2. Insert a recordable disc with enough space.
Then:
1. Press [TIMER PROG] on the remote
2. Use up/down arrows to select "New Program" then press [ENTER]
3.Use up/down arrows to enter the date, then press right arrow
4. Use the arrow keys to enter the start and end time, then press right arrow key.
5. Use the up/down arrows to select the external input position to which your cable/satellite box is connected, then press [right arrow]
6. Use the up/down arrows to select a recording mode.
7. Press [ENTER] when all items are entered.
8. Press red [I/O ON STANDBY] to set a timer programming.

DO NOT FORGET THIS LAST STEP! The timers will not work if the recorder is not in standby mode.

Check the RCA wire or fiber optic conection. If you use RCA wire be sure you put Video output from your DVD to input Video of your tv set.

Try; http://www.dvdexploder.com/how.htm

Costs around $10 but lasts a lifetime.

I had the same problem. Solved it by going to Set Up, Video Selection, then choosing the S- Video input jack, vs the default. Now if I could just get it to pass video when the unit is off...