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Old 18-02-2005, 12:16   #23
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Re: Recording NTL Digital

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Originally Posted by georgiegreen
Am new to ntl, this forum and to the world of cable in general. Need some help with the wiring side of things. Altis, you supplied a very helpful diagram and I wondered if you, or anyone else, can just expand on it slightly for me. Recording is working great; my problem is I have to unplug one of the scarts everytime I want to want a DVD. The back of my TV isn't exactly accessible and I'm sure all I need is another scart lead. Just not sure where to put it! I think I must need some sort of double adaptor. This is probably easy stuff for many of you but I'm at my wits end.
If your TV has more than one scart socket then use one for the DVD player. If your DVD player has 2 scart sockets then pop it in the line between the STB and the TV. Failing that look for a second one on the VCR and hook up the DVD to that instead.

If you want to, try selecting one of the diagrams that closely matches your system from this document:
http://www.dtg.org.uk/publications/b...guidelines.pdf
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