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Thu Nov 10, 2005 12:57 am Post subject:
Re: PIP/Recording to VCR |
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"bmitd67" <bmitd67@gmail.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Hi.
I have a Sony KDE-37XS955 and I would like to record to VCR and/or use
the Picture-In-Picture function.
Currently the chain is HDbox to Receiver (via component video & TOSlink
audio) -> Receiver to TV (via component video).
The VCR is S-video.
1. Should I split the cable before or after the HD Box?
2. Should the "cable out" from the VCR connect to the "cable in" or the
"VHF/UHF" in on the TV?
Thanks.
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If you split before the cable box, then all channels that onyl work with the
cable box, like all channels above 100(digital), and all the HD stations
will not be recordable...
The VCR can only record channels it can tune into, which will only be the
unscambled channels in the 2-99 range.
Same with the PIP function on your tv...
For full functionality, you'll need another cable box, a non-HD version,
split the cable b4 either box, and then run the regualr digital cable box
into the vcr, then onto the receiver, or tv... |
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