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[h3]Daisy-chaining a VCR and a DVD recorder.[/h3] When you have two recorders, such as both a tape VCR and a disc DVD recorder one of the simplest configurations is to daisy chain both the aerial cables and the SCART cables. So that the TV can 'see' the TV program selected by the digital receiver, the VCR must either be OFF or have the relevant SCART socket selected as its input. On its selector this will usually be known as AV1, AV2 or AV3 or even perhaps AV0 (consult the Instruction Manual of your VCR Equipment) Furthermore so that the TV can 'see' the TV program selected by the digital receiver, the DVD Recorder must either be off or have the relevant SCART socket selected as its input. On its selector this will usually be known as AV1, AV2 or AV3 or even perhaps AV0 (consult the Instruction Manual of your DVD Recorder Equipment) If you wish to record DVDs from your old VCR tapes then the DVD recorder should be closer to the TV on the SCART daisy-chain than the VCR as shown. Then when you set the VCR to Play and the DVD recorder to Record, it should work and you should be able to use the TV to see what is recording. In theory if you set the DVD recorder to Play and the VCR to Record, it should work, but in practice you are likely to get interference from too many devices which will ruin the quality. Also purchased DVDs may contain a copy protection system which is an extra superimposed signal designed to screw up recording quality. [imgl]/images/scart/basic7.gif[/imgl] [br][/br] Revised on 15 Aug 2006
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