I have a V3650 DVD Player, can i copy my old VCR tapes to DVDs ?

You can only compensate for minor scratches. As for the vcr side the rollers could be dirty or the brake worn out. The tensioner may be too sensitive as well. Basically the mechanism probably needs servicing.

Check that the time and date are set correctly and try again. Let us know how you get on by posting your results.

Component connections between your DVD player and TV (they will be colored red, blue, and green) carry video only. You will need to connect two more cables for left and right audio channels. The connectors for these audio cables will be colored white and red for left and white respectively.

Hey!
You can use a video to dvd burner software which can help you convert your VHS' to DVD's. You can have a try of this Wondershare DVD Converter Studio which can help you burn DVD from VHS'. For more detailed info, you can get it at: http://www.dvd-ripper-copy.com/dvd-converter-studio.html#181.

Try checking that the cables are plugged in correctly, also try to make sure that the videocassette isn't damaged or dusty in anyway. Try using a cleaner as well. Hope it helps

Good luck and let me know what happens^^

If you're trying to play through to your TV through the RF out on your combo unit, it's probably the copy protection that's stopping the playback. Try through the composite/audio jacks.

Just a hunch, but did you check the clock settings after the time change?

Just pick up an old used VCR that has a tuner built in. Only the very new ones don't have them (due to the DTV switch coming up in February).

Dear Gonedeep2,
Are you saying the DVD/VCR player does not have a coaxial socket?
Does your TV have RCA sockets to match the DVD/VCR player.
(ie. red and white for audio and yellow for video signals).

Even if you do get it connected you cannot copy from vhs to dvd as you have bought a vcr recorder with dvd player, not a dvd recorder. You can only record to the vcr tape from a dvd, in the players controls.