Question about Quasar VHQ401 VHS VCR
I am not conversant with VCRs sold in the United states, but - a VCR is a VCR is a VCR. So, can i suggest an alternate solution to your problem? Why not use the AV out sockets of your VCR and hook them to the AV IN sockets of your TV? In this manner, you you also get a better image. And of course, you feed In the signal source (Antenna, cable Box, etc) directly to the TV, and use your remote to switch to AV mode whenever you desire to watch movies or Tape.
Posted on Aug 02, 2007
Madam,
In my solution, you will have not have any neccesity to 'disengage' your dish connection whenever you wish to view your DVD or VCR.
It is a one time exercise - feed the signal from your dish directly to the Antenna socket of your TV (at the rear ofthe TV). Use AV inputs on the TV to connect to VCR and DVD. So whenever you desire to watch broadcast programs from the Dish Antenna, all you got to do is select 'TV' on the TV's remote and you will be able to recieve the Channels being recieved by the dish - DIRECTLY - on the TV. And when you wish to view your VCR, select 'video' on the TV's remote, and play the VCR, and you can watch the Tapes from the VCR. Input selection - TV program or VCR - is done through the Remote Control.
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I do not feel the my question was answered. I do not wantto disengage my dish connection to the TV every time I want to use the VCR. I am interested in knowing how to connect the VCR to the dish equipment so I can switch from TV to DVD to VCR.
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