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Originally Posted by Orrymain
What do you mean exactly by: "If you try to connect any other cable type (component or anything) the system will not work."
We've done that coax hook up (and a few other variations) and nothing works.
I'm actually resigned at this point to the thing just not working. We've got the DVD connected normally now (without the HDMI), so at least it works. I'm bummed, though. I like to record off of TV. |
It's the few other variations that will derail getting this working. In your previous comment you quoted the DVD player doesn't and never did work. Are we still trouble shooting the same issue you started the thread with?
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Originally Posted by Orrymain
Actually, the DVD half of the VCR doesn't work and hasn't for years. It just kept opening and closing all the time and sometimes read a dvd and sometimes didn't, so we don't even use it and had it made so that it won't open/shut. It's just the VCR part that we want to work and that I've been using for years. So the answer to your question is no on the DVD. Just the VCR is desired.
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Originally Posted by Orrymain
What do you mean exactly by: "If you try to connect any other cable type (component or anything) the system will not work."
What you didn't mention is the RCA jacks. What about them?
I'm actually resigned at this point to the thing just not working. We've got the DVD connected normally now (without the HDMI), so at least it works. I'm bummed, though. I like to record off of TV. |
Most electronic components don't internal cross inputs/outputs. You cannot input a coaxial signal and output a component. They aren't connected.
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