Philips DVP3345V powers off after 10 seconds.....

The tape is wound tight or is not wound evenly creating friction. There is a safety feature designed into the vcr that senses that there is too much tension. Fast forward all the way then rewind all the way. This is the way it was in the 70's 80's for cassette tapes and vhs tapes. If the tape still ejects then check the belts.

I had this problem when copying an old family vhs tape. I had to unscrew the top of the magnavox to access the vhs tape. Then, I gently removed the tape and replaced the cover. After winding the tape back, I put it in the player and immediately pushed fast forward for about 3 seconds before hitting play followed by d.dubbing. I was able to make a copy of the tape and did not damage my original.

i do not think so,besides if it works it will shorten the lifespan of your Philips DVP3345V/17

Have you switched your Video Source on the TV to match the input from your player? Vid 0, Vid1, Svideo, DVD Etc?

My guess would be dirt on the rollers inside the VCR. They sesnse a jam and ejct. Try a VCR cleaner (with cleaning fluid) and see if that helps.

I would like a insturction book, as I never receiver one. I can't fine the channel on the vcr to match the channel on the tv. to tape. My Name Carol King
Address 229 Billings Ave.
Paulsboro., Nj. 08066 Thanking you
Carol King
Model #DVP3345v/17
Serial #SG1A0816014102 Make Philips VCR/DVD

No. This unit is a video recorder & DVD player only.

saida horizontal com deficiencia faz com que a fonte aciona circuito de proteção.

on my magnavox mwr20v6 i cant record my vhs to dvd i get black screen every time and my DVD are new and I just open my magnavox after a long long time and ecsup for get my VHS record to DVD it is fine I would like to fix this issue :(

I am afraid the set has a bad or broken tape transport, or better known as a bad tape carriage.