Problems with DVD/VCR Player and Tivo

I am unable to get my new DVD/VCR show anything. Currently I also have Tivo and if we try to connect without the Tivo box it does all it is supposed to do: copy, play back. With Tivo the signal doesn't come through the TV at all.

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How are you attempting to connect this? Can we get more information, such as your TIVO model and TV model?

Posted on Jan 13, 2007

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