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Noek Member
Joined: 10 Feb 2004
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How would I hook this up if I have a standalone dvd recorder and I want to record shows recorded on my dvr, I'm having trouble figuring out the connection...thanks!
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yoda313 POLLSTER
Joined: 15 Jun 2004 Location: the real world
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Its just like using a vcr - take the output from the dvr to the input on the dvd recorder.
Just note that any encrypted channels like hbo etc will most likely not record.
You should use svideo out to svideo in for best video quality. Then use standard rca cables for the audio.
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Noek Member
Joined: 10 Feb 2004
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then i hook my tv up to the input on the dvr, correct? The reason Im having so much trouble is that I usually go through a receiver soI have alot of cables, etc...
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yoda313 POLLSTER
Joined: 15 Jun 2004 Location: the real world
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You want to record the dvr to the dvd recorder right? You would send the dvr to the dvd recorder and then the dvd recorder out to the tv.
Or is there something else? What kind of receiver is this? Is it an hdmi receiver? THen I would not be able to help since I don't have one. However the anlaog outputs are all that you would be able to record with anyway.
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wabjxo Member
Joined: 22 Sep 2007 Location: United States
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samijubal Member
Joined: 25 Jul 2004
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Connect s-video or RCAs, preferably s-video, from the DVR out to the DVD in, if using s-video you still need RCAs for audio. Then set the DVD on whatever input you connected the DVR to. If there isn't an input button on the remote, go through the channels until you get to the right one. Connect the DVD out to the TV in and set the TV on whatever input you used.
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Noek Member
Joined: 10 Feb 2004
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ok I got it now....guess I cant record HD yet so maybe that is why it wasnt working, only analog signals...that sucks!!
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yoda313 POLLSTER
Joined: 15 Jun 2004 Location: the real world
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You "might" be able to record via firewire to your pc. Does your dvr have a firewire port? If so than you might be able to use it to capture high def. Though again encrypted channels won't copy and some stations are set to record once on the machine and not allow a digital copy off of that (something about a c flag but I can't remember the precise term).
EDIT - Though your analog recording will be very good. This will be 480p downconverted to 480i if I remember correctly that i only transfers over svideo. It will still look quite acceptable on a dvd recorder.
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