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We perhaps could have been of use, when you had told us in the first place what brand and model your recorder is. For the VCR part, some recorders do have a setting in the menu, to switch to LP (long play) but not all records have this option. So when the manual does not offer this option, your recorder can't.
When you post the details of your recorder, perhaps I manage to find the specs and will be able to tell you what your recorder can and can't. Give me a day, because it is bed time for me.
is it plugged in? maybe the motor has gone out. maybe the a spring has come loose. lots of things can cause this. maybe the exhaust bearing needs lubed lol. try www.gatewaytime.com for service, parts, maintenance, and time clocks.
The clock settings should be set to Auto so that the clock is set by the broadcasted signal; this will automatically update when the clocks change.
Note that Recording start and end times should be set to On Time to ensure that the broadcaster's start and end signals are used. If either of these are changed, the timing becomes manual, and functions such as Series Record are not available.
The only thing I can think of is that there is a switch which determines recording time, there was on mine and then there was the VOX option which only recorded as long as they were speaking and cut them off if they didn't talk quickly. You might check and see if somehow they got turned on.
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