I have my Samsung model dvd V9800 hooked up to my RCA RT2906. The dvd side is showing a picture but the video side is not. The RCA RT2906 has have a hook up for a vcr player by it's self but I do not think that should matter. If the dvd side is playing so should video side right?

Just one or the other HDMI will give you the best picture

some of these will do this if one of the many settings is wrong, failing that not worth repair cost wise.

Since the V9800 has no built-in tuner, your TV set must be set to the channel your show to be taped is on. There is no way to tune it to any particular channel. Now, isn't that convenient?

Does it have a scart socket. If it does you can get a scart cable with a scart on one end and phono plugs etc or the other.

I have an Insignia 22" LCD TV(NS-L22X-10A) with a Samsung V9800 dvd/vcr combo - Could anyone recomemnd to me what Universal Remote control I can use with these two products?

Unplug the DVD player and try again

Use the volume control of your converter box to increase the sound level.

hook the video output from vcr to dvd input at rear, then hook output from dvd to tv input. note; you can not record protected vcr movies you can only record tv shows from sattelite to vcr or dvd recorder. its best to record straight from sattelite to dvd recorder for picture clarity.

You can get a remote from Electronicadventure.us for $29.95. The remote number you are looking for is RCA-GE-PROSCAN 242524

Tvs usualy have a few ways to hook them up. One is a coax cable this is the silver one in the back that you screw in a cable. The second are RCA cables these are the ones that are yellow, red and white. Yellow is always the video and white and red are for audio. If your using the coax cable your tv needs to be on channel 3 or 4 you may have to force the tv to go to that channel by pushing 03 on the remote. If you are using the Rca cables then you need to change the tv to "video 1" or "video 2" this changes the tv from tunner mode to aux input mode. Most DVD players dont have a coax out so you have to use the rca plugs. Some tvs have the rca plugs on the front (video 2) and the back (video 1) or line in. Some tvs have line out also so you need to figure out wich way you have it hooked up. Do a search for the model of your tv and it should show a diagram on how to hook it up.