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...VHS? If so, could you explain how. Thanks. Vauna No. This machine only plays DVDs. You would have to obtain an entirely different machine. One that is a DVD Recorder. This one is a DVD Player + Video ...
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...cassette door and look at the top edge of the tape itself. Be sure that there are no creases there. The only other possibility is that your machine is out of alignment, but you seemed to imply that ...
...vhs tape a tv program in progress,pressing the rec/itr button on the remote ejects the tape !!! ??? is the tab on the cassette in place? if it has been removed the cassette will eject automatically ...
...VHS tape is stuck in my player. This is a Zenith DVD player + video cassette recorder (model #XBV442). When I push the Eject button I hear the tape being transported to the exit door, then a slight ...
...SNOW You can use a dry or wet cleaning cassette for your VHS heads, this can help you to get a better image from your tapes but also check if the magnetic tape of your cassettes aren't too worn
...VHS tape will come out. Remove the top of the vcr, "2 to 6 screws" now! if the tape is spewed in the machine and is wrapped around the video head, get a pair of scissors and carefully cut away the ...
freeing a cassette stuck in the vcr player with no power light on This can be due to many faults and need a full check up but I can fill up with few tips. 1. If the cassette is loaded and there is no ...
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...VHS tapes. Converting VHS to DVD with a DVD recorder is quite easy. You need a DVD recorder, a VHS player and your VHS cassette, an RCA or S-Video cable. For more and you can click into the
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Cassette tapes began to supplant 8 track in the mid 70's, so this is probably a transitional unit. Kind of like now - there are DVD players out there that still have VHS slots. I'd say late 70's and I
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