Questions & Answers for: dvd recorders scart sockets

...scart on the TV DVD recorder to the other scart on your TV Hi, If I may offer an unconventional solution in addition to the initial post... Connect all TV, VCR and DVD Recorder as to any way you want ...

...a scart lead to this and if the dvd recorder has scart sockets connect to the one marked av2.Then put the vcr on play and the dvd on av2 and you should be able to record,hope this ...

scart from av1 on the dvd into the tv,then connect a scart from the sky box into av2 on the dvd,your recording channel on the dvd will be av2. If you only have on socket on the tv,then connect a scart

...DVD recorder? Yes, conventionally a recorder takes the feed from aerial or box befiore the TV but recording whatever you're watching can also be done mostly by using one of the Scart sockets ...

...DVD recorder have two SCART sockets each, then you can connect the two boxes to the second scart of each device. When recording the channel selected will have to be AV2. If either of them hasn't a ...

...scart socket as you don't name your dvd recorder the connections available are unknown hdmi is the best followed by component which requires a 3 cable lead 3 video (video is red green blue plugs ) ...

...DVD recorder. The TV has 2 HDMI inputs and 2 SCART sockets. We also have a Blu ray player connected to the TV via HDMI. SCART from Sky box to SCART input on Pana. SCART out from Pana to TV to monitor ...

...DVD? If the mini has two scart sockets you can connect a scart lead from scart 2 or av2 into av1 on a dvd recorder then select av1 as the record channel on the dvd and the press play on the mini and ...

...DVD/VCR SCART" socket on the back of the satellite receiver, then plug the other end into the "INPUT" scart on the back of the VCR. Take one end of the second scart lead and plug it into the "OUTPUT" ...

...with 2 scarts to a Sony TV with 3 scarts Bush Digi box - 'TV' SCART to TV Bush Digi box - 'VCR' SCART to DVD/Video recorder 'TV' SCART The digibox will pass through when the DVD/VCR is