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Recording Freeview
I have a JVC 28"" IDTV with a built in Freeview card, which I am using in conjunction with my NTL STB and a Panasonic VCR. Regretably the VCR does not have TV link.
I'm trying to record Freeview programmes but cannot get the Freeview decoder to output to the VCR. Has anyone got a workaround for this problem please? |
Re: Recording Freeview
What connectors are available for output, on the telly?
What connectors are available for input on the VCR - I'm not sure I understand what you mean by 'TV link'? |
Re: Recording Freeview
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The TV link is the automatic TV - VCR link similar to Sony's i-link which allows the TV and VCR to exchange information. When I play a video the VCR interrupts the current TV programme and plays the video. On my old VCR ( now defunct) the auto-setup on the TV sent all the channel info to the VCR and made the connection automatic. If I want to activate Freeview I press a button on the remote and it just switches over from ordinary TV. Unfortunately, I cannot get the VCR to record the Freeview channels. Hope that clarifies things a bit. |
Re: Recording Freeview
First thing that comes to mind is that, usually, one scart on a VHS is 2 way, for connecting satellite, decoder, etc, while the other is 1 way, only, usually out, to the TV.
What I'm wondering is should the TV out scart go to the 2 way socket on the VCR? - problem here is that you then will have to connect the STB to the VCR using RF. |
Re: Recording Freeview
I'd recommend using the setup guide on this site - http://www.radioandtelly.co.uk/connecthelp.php - and configuring it according to their recommendation for your equipment. They've also got a very good forum there, where you can post questions if you still run into problems... they're very knowledgable people.
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- does that make sense?? I think I'm confusing myself, here ;) |
Re: Recording Freeview
Ahhh, yeah, I see what you mean. Hadn't thought of that. Good point :)
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