I have a jvc VCR/DVD player and when the DVD is played the audio is present, but there is no video. All I get is a horizontal tearing of black and white lines. Nothing that resemlbes what is being played.
I HAD THE SAME PROBLEM AND YOU NEED TO PRESS THE PROGRESSIVE SCAN BUTTON AND HOLD IT. YOUR TV IS OLDER LIKE MINE AND PROGRESSIVE SCAN WON'T WORK WITH YOUR TV.
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If you suffer from region code troubles, you can download a region free DVD player software tool on your pc and then you can play discs of any regions you want. You can try Leawo Blu-ray Player which is a free Blu-ray player and a region free player.
just hooked up with an rca cable from the output jack ( audio/video ) of your dvd recorder then the other end connect to the input jack of the tv. then set your tv at the same time the dvd player to record.
Try cleaning the video heads - assuming you got a 'snow' image with audio, see if it helps. Otherwise the VCR might require a head replacement/mechanical realignment, which could be expensive/uneconomical.
Try opening the front hatch of the tape by pressing the small, square button on the right or left (short) side of the tape. Check the black tape inside for any marks, dirt, scratches, tears, etc. If the tape is fine then your unit needs to be cleaned with a tape cleaner available at any electronics specialty or retail store. Good luck to you!
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).
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