I have bought a new Samsung DVD R/W + VCR Combo. I have a DISH network. I have connected as follows::::
(i) Antenna --> Dish ---> TV
(ii) S-Video Cable from Dish Receiver to VR357 S-Video
(iii) Red, white, Yellow from Dish Receiver to AV1 Red, White, Yellow on VR357
(iv) IR blaster cable from VR357 to DIsh receiver
I turned on both VR357 and Dish. TV continues to receive signal from Dish. But I cannot record or play anything from VR357. Any suggestions ???
I don't know a whole lot about electronic equipment, but I've never seen anything connected in so many ways at the same time. Maybe the antenna and one other type of connection. The different signals from all the connections are probably confusing each other. I would try one connection at a time to see if the problem improves. Good Luck. Dawn
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Hey my nameis Mike Houston of DISH Network and I see where you want to run the SanyoDVW-6000 DVD/VCR Player to the DISH Network receiver. You can run the SanyoDVD/VCR directly to the TV and pick the channel you want to record and it willrecord the channel showing.
Hi piautewith the VIP622 receiver connecting to your DVD/VCR player you will need theinput/output jacks. To setup recordings to your VCR/DVD player, you will want torun from receiver output to VCR/DVD input and from VCR/DVD output to TV input. Thefan on the VIP622 receiver is just like the fan in a computer tower. Even ifthe receiver is off the fan will still run to keep unit the right temperature foryour DVR receiver.
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how do you have the combo connection and dish network hooked to the tv ? if you have an s-video , yellow RCA jack video or component video hooked to the same input then it will act this way, because two inputs cannot be on the same video input # on the tv.
is this what is happening? or how are you connecting it?
Carlos most Dish remotes do not support combo TV's. However if you follow this link you can select the remote you have and find the device codes there that they do support to see if your tv is indeed supported. Dish has a new remote that is a learning type that is standard with the 222k receiver. The 222k is a dual tuner two room HD receiver without DVR. This receiver and remote may be exactly what you are desiring. I hope this answered your question. Thanks for using Fix Ya and let me know if I can be of further assistance.
Make sure the DVD has RF lead and Scart lead connected in and also BOTH connected out to the TV. When you record from TV use channel numbers, when you record from cable use AV channel, (on DVD). When watching TV use TV channels 1 to 5, when watching Cable use AV channel, (on TV).
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