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  1. 2nd Feb 2024 14:35 #1
    Gil T Remnant
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    I've recently acquired this prosumer machine 2nd hand and I wish to use it to dub to DVD from S-VHS tape using the unit's S-Video input. Trouble is the latter seems to be dead. Will there be an 'easy' way to somehow fix it that an amateur can attempt? Alternatively I understand I can also run the Y/C from S-VHS to the BNC using an adaptor. Can anyone else shed light on my best options? Many thanks!

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    You will have to switch the output on the vcr to s-video to get it working unless its dead to begin with.
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    Originally Posted by johns0 View Post
    You will have to switch the output on the vcr to s-video to get it working unless its dead to begin with.
    The S-VHS VCR outputs s-video naturally.
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