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Old 09-05-2008, 23:21   #16
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Re: Virgin V+Box

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...its when the V+Box tells me to connect the Recorder. Then the V+options dissapear and the Philips window appears ...
think the Philips has sensed the activity on scart and switched its self on - this in turn has activated the scart to TV and switched your channel over

either make sure the Philips is switched on before you use V+ record menu or
de-activate the philips setting for active-on-scart
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Sorry this is the first time I have used this forum.
you will find that most forums would say the same fella.
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Old 12-05-2008, 20:03   #18
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Is there anyone that has been successful in transferring a recorded programme to a DVD through a DVD Recorder. I can Record direct from the TV no problem and I can go through the menu to the point where I transfer a recorded to the to the copy side. This is when the problems start I do as the window says put in Pin No = Done then I get totally confused it says turn on DVD press Record button and then press the yellow button which I do but evertime I get a recording of what is on the TV at the time I am sure its something to do with the sequance of the buttons on the remote I can tell you its very frustrating when it doesnt work I welcome any help thanks BoB
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Hi you might of checked this but is the vcr dvd recorder plugged into the bottom scart of the V+ box .I see every now and again
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Old 12-05-2008, 20:57   #20
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Yes I am sure the Scart Leads are in the correct position as I have spoke to a adviser at Virgin about the problem but he totally confused me and it was not resolved. I am sure its to do with the way I press the various buttons I seem to get so far and when I get to the point when it says copy to DVD and I have to switch the Recorder on and then press the record button it only records the chosen channel not the saved recording thanks BoB
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Make sure that the recorder is already "on". Then you only meed to hit "record" when you want to capture the output of the box - i.e. once it starts streaming the chosen output.

Also make sure that the DVD recorder is set to record from AV-2 (or whatever the appropriate SCART is).
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Old 13-05-2008, 19:52   #22
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Can I say thanks to you all your help on my problem trying to transfer a recorded programme to a DVD I am now happy to say its been resolved no thanks to Virgin once again many thanks BOB England
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