Sanyo VWM-950 VHS VCR "going channel 3" Questions

...channel 3 or 4 (if you've hooked the receiver up using the RF output to the VCR) or through its line (A/V) inputs if you're using those. The tuning range of the VCR is completely unimportant. With ...

...do timer recordings. I don't know if the problem is with the unit or the remote. make sure the tv is on channel 3. i had the same problem and it fixed by going to channel 3. be sure tv is on channel ...

...channel 3. There is no value in going from the VCR to the cable box, since the VCR's tuner will have already filtered out all but one channel. It would be helpful to make a list of what your useage ...

You also need to have the cable box turned on and set to the channel you want to record if you set the VCR for timer recording. That's another pitfall people meet. This should get your recording going

on channel 3. My manual says to put a tape in, push play at the VCR. After 2 or 3 seconds, push play again AT THE VCR. This changed my default channel to 4. Maybe you can do the same to go from 4 to 3

going through the converter first, and some digital cable channels will not work on all vcrs. If you use the converter, always leave the vcr on channel 3 or 4 or use the converter video/audio outputs.

channel 3 to go with channel 3 on the cable imput. So I can turn on the VCR and see the channels change on cable and have a picure. But I can not change channels on the VCR as if I wanted to tape CH 7

...going to record the program on the channel you selected before you left home. You also need to leave the cable box turned on, but the TV can be off. This is probably the thing most people find ...

...channel 3 and i accidentally set it to channel 4 one night..and I cant watch videos i have recorded. I have my direct tv box setup to go through my vcr. look behind your vcr there switch there [test ...

...to see on back of VCR which channel it it set to monitor. It will either be switched to CH 3 or CH4. Put you TV on the correct channel (3 or 4) and use the remote from your VCR to change