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Old 26-12-2007, 22:08   #1
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V+ & Dvd

Hi Newbie here so please go gentle!

Happy Christmas too.

The in-laws bought me a DVD recorder for xmas and I am unable to get virgin media v+ through the recorder. I read a posting that suggested having HDMI meant it was only available as V+ extras to basically archive recordings on the v+ which is fine however, even this does not work?? I have all cables checked and set up as it should be but no joy any advice?

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Old 26-12-2007, 22:35   #2
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Re: V+ & Dvd

Welcome to CableForum and Happy Christmas

If you are on HDMI with the V+ and you want to record, you need to plug the DVD recorder into the VCR Scart on the V+.

This then allows the archive function to work

The TV Scart and RF output are disabled when on either HD output option
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Old 26-12-2007, 22:42   #3
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Re: V+ & Dvd

Hi

Thanks for swift reply I think I have tried this and checked all cables and locations and all are ok when I record programmes in recorded folder on v+ i just get snowy screen no pictures at all everything else works fine plays back DVD's through HDMI upscaling and/or scart fine just unable to record anything from V+

Help!! lol
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Old 26-12-2007, 22:44   #4
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What input is the DVD recorder set to when you are archiving from the V+?
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Old 26-12-2007, 22:46   #5
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der!! dont know!! how could i check etc?? until this problem I always thought I was quite techno savvy now I know the truth lol!!
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Re: V+ & Dvd

Well I know when I had a video it used to say what input it was on. displayed it on the front.

Either that or you will have to tune to the DVD recorder input on the TV and select it from there
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Re: V+ & Dvd

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der!! dont know!! how could i check etc?? until this problem I always thought I was quite techno savvy now I know the truth lol!!
make sure that the channel that is listed next to the SCART socket on the back of the DVD recorder is the same as the channel which you are on when you are recording
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Old 27-12-2007, 08:06   #8
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Re: V+ & Dvd

Hi All

Thanks for all your prompt replies and success!! my line 1 input on the DVD recorder was set to something strange once I changed this it worked!!

Thanks again

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