Recording I'm trying to make a copy of a speech that is on a cassette tape onto a cd and its not wanting to let me do that. I have the cassette player hooked up like the manual says, but i get it to recognize the cd and everything and then i go to aux manual or any of the other ones and press yes and then it says wait and then goes record error. I can't figure out whats wrong with it. If someone could please help me i would really appreciate it. Thank you

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i'll try it when i return home. i'm at work right now. i did go online to manuals but nothing came up that i needed. thanks again. will let you know how it turns out.

Posted on Sep 18, 2007

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Hi again,

Lost you twice on the Live Session, must be a glitch somewhere.

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SOURCE: External Tuner Device for VCR/DVD player

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).

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SOURCE: my vcr won't play back

I have a Magnavox zv457mg9 DVD&VCR combo ,and the vcr records for a short period(10minutes) and then cuts off. This happens each time I try to record on the VCR. Any suggestions??

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SOURCE: I dont have a manual for my philips shelf stereo and I cant tune

http://www.retrevo.com/support/Philips-FW930R-manual/id/446bh839/t/2/

its here

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