Copying from V+HD to VCR problem
13-12-2011, 14:51
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Copying from V+HD to VCR problem
Good afternoon,I`m Dave from Swansea and I`ve just joined.I hope someone can help solve the issues I`m getting.
As the title says I`m trying to copy two films from my V+HD box to VCR.
I`ve done my research and confirmed that the connections I`ve made are correct after seeing the diagram posted on here by member BBen(I think that`s right).
My first attempts to achieve this failed since my VCR has a switchable "Record Link"in the record setup menu which was "off".
It is now set to "on"and I tried again this morning.The result is that the sound track recorded but no picture displays,just a blue screen.
Oddly previously recorded material still on the VHS tape plays back normally.
If anyone can suggest a workaround to overcome this I`d be grateful.
Many thanks
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13-12-2011, 14:53
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Re: Copying from V+HD to VCR problem
Are you using the archive to VCR function ? Think it only outputs via scart this way.
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13-12-2011, 15:07
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Re: Copying from V+HD to VCR problem
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Originally Posted by Mr K
Are you using the archive to VCR function ? Think it only outputs via scart this way.
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Sorry Mr K,I don`t know what you mean by that.
I`m setting up from the V+ box menu to copy from the V+ HDD to VCR/DVD then pressing "record" on the VCR.
As I said I only have sound on playback.
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13-12-2011, 15:57
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Re: Copying from V+HD to VCR problem
Sounds like you're doing the right thing. Can only suggest changing/checking scart lead, putting the 'scart out' into a TV to check if it really is outputting correctly.
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13-12-2011, 17:30
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Re: Copying from V+HD to VCR problem
Thanks,Mr.K I`ll try it.Now I think about it,although the scart is new it was cheap.Maybe a better quality one?
May take a while to test it:other priorities right now.
Your help is appreciated.
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13-12-2011, 20:06
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Re: Copying from V+HD to VCR problem
Try reversing the Scart cable, as composite video travels both ways down the cable, if one connection or link is faulty the other may work. If you reverse it and then cannot play back from the VCR you will need to replace Scart lead.
If this is not the cause, make sure you are using the "VCR" scart on the back of the V+ and not the one marked "TV". If it's a Samsung it should be the top one to the VCR.
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14-12-2011, 10:50
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Re: Copying from V+HD to VCR problem
That`s a point I hadn`t considered.I`ll try that this morning.
As to my V+ box,it is a Samsung and the scart connection is correct.
I`ll make the result known ASAP.
Many thanks.
Edit.After following your advice and reversing the scart lead a test copy works!
Very grateful to you.
Many thanks.Dave.
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14-12-2011, 18:15
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Re: Copying from V+HD to VCR problem
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Originally Posted by swanseadave
Edit.After following your advice and reversing the scart lead a test copy works!
Very grateful to you.
Many thanks.Dave.
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Well, saves you spending out on a new Scart lead.
Pleased to be of assistance.
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