20 Most Recent GoVideo DV1130 DVD Player/VCR Questions & Answers

Thanks for the progressive scan advice. I have a Go-Video DV1130 Combo I didnt have a DVD in the combo and I pressed and held the stop button on the combo instead of the remote and it came out of the progressive scan mode so maybe it works both ways? But anyway Thanks for the advice it sure helped me.

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first try a new set of connecting wires these are the usually cheap wires that will give out easily. if that don't work ,its most likly gonna be the tape recorder itself. how old is it.

yes it can be easily use....check YouTube it have video tutorial it will help you out.

What is the Brand Name and Model Number of the new remote handset you bought? Send these details to me by Fixya Comment box. OK.

Sounds like you've got a problem with either the Drive Motor, Drive Controller or Drive Belt.

It could be an easy fix but it depends on the where the fault is.

Does it make any noise or effort to open the tray?

If yes then its the Drive Belt thats either slipping or broken.

If you remove the top cover and then the cover off the DVD you'll see the drive belt at the front. If it's still in one piece then you can just remove it and get one a few mm smaller.

My guess would be the gum ring that moves the tray in and out. It is either fallen out of the pully, deformed or cut. If damaged it has to be replaced.
BR
Bruce

this is due to dirty or weak optical pickup. clean it with cotton bud or replace it.while replacing o/p it is recomended to replace spindle & sledge motors too

depending on the tv, use scart 2 as the connection as this usually sends the signal out as well as in, but set the recording channel as the av or scart input.

You need to connect your incoming signal to the DVD recorder first. So either put your aerial lead (or cable as the case may be), into the aerial input socket at the rear of the DVD. Then you will need to go into the tuning mode on the DVD & tune in your stations. If you are on cable with a scart, then just connect the scart from the cable box to the DVD & select the input source (ie AV1), this will allow you to record

You need to try turning your tv not resetting the dvd player to a different channel. If you are using channel 4 try audio or game. Depending on the tv, the dvd player and your cable service that will determine what channel to use. My system here video 1 is for my dvd but game is for my vcr. So try that for on some channels all you get is sound and others picture. Good Luck. Ypur problem is minor just a pain till you have it all worked out.

you must have the rf in lead and rf out lead plugged into ariel to pick up the signal

If you are using RCA cables (Red Yellow White) the video (yellow) could be bad or not in the connector all the way. When the VCR mode is selected try pulling the yellow connector out then back in and see if anything changes on the tv.

If you are using another type cable let me know and I will help you diagnose.

Hope this helps
TankMurdock

Manual Clock Set
1 Press MENU to display the MAIN menu.
2 Use up/down arrors to choose the CLOCK menu.
Press ENTER and the CLOCK menu will appear.
3 Use left/right arrors to choose the MONTH option.
4 Use down arrow to choose the DAY option.
Use L/R arrors to choose the date.
The day of the week will display automatically.
5 Use down arror to choose the YEAR option.
Use L/R arrow to choose the year.
6 Use down arror to choose the TIME option.
Use L/R arrow to choose the time.
Press and hold L or R arrow to advance the clock
continuously.
7 Use down arrow to choose the DAYLIGHT SAVINGS
option.
Use L or R arrow to choose AUTO, ON, or OFF.
If you choose AUTO, the VCR sets the clock using the
DST information broadcast in the signal (channel).
If you choose ON, the VCR adjusts the clock for Daylight
Saving Time automatically.