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My son brought me a DVD/VHS player that he had in storage. He tested it on his television and it works. The television I'd like to hook it up to is an older one with a converter box attached. Of course, neither the television manual or the DVD/VHS player address converter boxes.
Am I going to run into trouble with this when I go to connect the movie player to my television? Both machines are over 5 years old.
Answer
Not a problem. Here's the procedure:
To use a VCR with a digital converter:
1. Connect a very good antenna to the converter's input.
2. Connect the converter's coaxial output to the VCR's antenna input.
3. Connect the VCR's coaxial output to your TV's antenna connector, or connect the composite jacks from the VCR (yellow-red-white) to a composite input on your TV.
4. Set the converterâs output to channel 3 or 4.
5. Set the VCR tuner to the same channel as step 4 and leave it there permanently.
6. If you connected the VCR to your TV's antenna jack in step 3, set the TV's tuner to the same channel as step 4 and leave it there permanently.
7. Select the desired digital channel with your converter's remote. Get a good picture on your TV.
8. Program your VCR for the desired time span to record.
9. Leave the converter and VCR as-is until recording is complete. You cannot watch one channel while recording another.
If you want, you can turn off the TV once youâve obtained a good picture on the channel youâre going to record. The TV itself has no function during the recording process.
IMPORTANT: Check the userâs guide for your converter for a âpower down timerâ feature. Most of them have such a timer, and the box comes with it set to a default of 2 to 4 hours. If you set your VCR to record something 5 hours from now, the converter will be off and youâll get nothing. The userâs guide will tell you how to disable the power down timer.
Not a problem. Here's the procedure:
To use a VCR with a digital converter:
1. Connect a very good antenna to the converter's input.
2. Connect the converter's coaxial output to the VCR's antenna input.
3. Connect the VCR's coaxial output to your TV's antenna connector, or connect the composite jacks from the VCR (yellow-red-white) to a composite input on your TV.
4. Set the converterâs output to channel 3 or 4.
5. Set the VCR tuner to the same channel as step 4 and leave it there permanently.
6. If you connected the VCR to your TV's antenna jack in step 3, set the TV's tuner to the same channel as step 4 and leave it there permanently.
7. Select the desired digital channel with your converter's remote. Get a good picture on your TV.
8. Program your VCR for the desired time span to record.
9. Leave the converter and VCR as-is until recording is complete. You cannot watch one channel while recording another.
If you want, you can turn off the TV once youâve obtained a good picture on the channel youâre going to record. The TV itself has no function during the recording process.
IMPORTANT: Check the userâs guide for your converter for a âpower down timerâ feature. Most of them have such a timer, and the box comes with it set to a default of 2 to 4 hours. If you set your VCR to record something 5 hours from now, the converter will be off and youâll get nothing. The userâs guide will tell you how to disable the power down timer.
How do I transfer a VHS to a DVD on an Accurian ADR-0106?
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I have a Accurian ADR-0106 DVD / VHS player, but I cannot find the manual for it. Can anyone give me instructions to help my mom and I transfer our home videos onto DVD using this device?
Answer
there is no way you can do that
there is no way you can do that
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