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Can tune mitsubishi HS-651V video player/recorder to watch TV.

To whom it may concern, I have a mitsubishi HS-651V but have no manual. I have tried to source a manual online but been unsuccessful. I've had trouble tuning the video so I can watch TV (through the video). I can get the blue screen, can view videos, and DVDs (from external DVD player). Could anyone please tell me how do you tune it? It's driving me bonkers! yours sincerely Marco

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Hi Jaco, Have you fed in your Antenna / cable into the Rear of the VCR? And if your VCR has a Input selection switch, just check input to Tuner. You will get Blue screen if input selction is not Tuner but Camera / External source. If this does not solve your problem, then there is no Input selection happening.

Posted on Apr 06, 2007

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