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Old 17-01-2005, 23:52   #10
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Re: Recording NTL Digital

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Originally Posted by shazza
hi, I have 2 scarts on tv, 2on stb box and one one dvd player..coax from vcr to stb..
So if I understand you right, your VCR is not connected to the STB by a direct scart lead. You can record from the STB by use of the coaxial feed (provided the coaxial is connected to the TV out side of the STB and to the aerial in side of the VCR. You will need to tune the VCR to the STB's coaxial signal. Hopefully the VCR and STB's use different channel frequencies.
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