Thread: Video Recording
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Old 15-12-2003, 21:27   #3
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Re: Video Recording

Easiest way to check the video is getting a correct signal is to tune the tv into the video player output.

To avoid confusion it makes sense to play a video while you check the signal from the video first as otherwise you may not be tuning into the video itself but another channel showing the same program you "Think" should be comming from the video.

Once you can see the video playing on the TV while still tuned into the video on the TV, swap to the input from the set top box via the video and change the set top channels to make sure you see the programs changing.

Once you can see that everything should be set to record whatever channel is on the set top box as long as the video is tuned into that as the input.

Hope this makes sense it's been a long day LOL
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