my video cassette recorder
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you can play through the ariel cable or scart lead
if the ariel then you need to have the video playing a tape or something [like tape counter on the screen]to let you know which channel you video is transmitting on when retuning the tv
scart will be marked up as av1 or2 or aux1or2 some similar description
if the ariel then you need to have the video playing a tape or something [like tape counter on the screen]to let you know which channel you video is transmitting on when retuning the tv
scart will be marked up as av1 or2 or aux1or2 some similar description
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ChrisFrost
DSO only affects recording. Playback works just the same as it did before.
Big-Als suggestion of an aerial cable or SCART lead is the way to go.
Big-Als suggestion of an aerial cable or SCART lead is the way to go.
thanks to you both have connected scart leads but no colour and poor sound what have i done wrong,sorry to sound so stupid but i am thaks again
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Jon's right, but any SCART lead should work well enough for connecting a VHS video.
Also, have a look in your TV's instructions, as you can usually select how its SCART socket(s) are configured. Specifically, you can often select CVBS, RGB or S-Video. If this setting's wrong, you can get exactly the symptoms you describe.
Try CVBS (also known as composite) first of all.
Also, have a look in your TV's instructions, as you can usually select how its SCART socket(s) are configured. Specifically, you can often select CVBS, RGB or S-Video. If this setting's wrong, you can get exactly the symptoms you describe.
Try CVBS (also known as composite) first of all.
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