I inherited a Magnavox Stereophonic cabinet record player, model- 1SK297F, serial number-12**********394, cabinet model number-SO33, instrument serial number-SO300030800203 but I am unable to find any information about it.. Can someone please help

SOURCE: Turntable failure

The drive wheel has probably dried up and is just slipping. Also, any grease that was in there has probably turned more to glue. This unit will need some TLC and some time to get all of the old grease out. A re-lube as well as a new wheel (if still available) and you will be good to go!
Dan

SOURCE: external tuner

I have had the same problem. was told that a converter would work, It didn't. the company told me to return the vcr it was not programed to record. what a joke it say recorded on the box

ThaMp3Doctor

• 8597 Answers
• Posted on Feb 15, 2009

SOURCE: Can't hear sound on Windows Mediaplayer from DVD I recorded

I've been pondering this one for a day or so - at least two possibilities:
1) There is a mute/audio-off hotbutton inside Windows Media Player itself - click on it and see if the audio works. Alternatively, you can try playing a music file in Windows Media Player to see if THAT file has sound.
2) You need a better Codec - the free version of the K-Lite Codec has limited audio support. There are no easy answers to this problem. I frequently use my computer for converting VHS's to DVD, so I finally plunked down the $50 to purchase Nero 9 and all of its codecs. Before that, however, I used VLC Media Player (free) - it has DVD/VOB audio support.

As a side note, if you wanted to use your computer to convert the VHS's to DVD, you would need a plain-old VCR, a red/white/yellow cable, a DVD burner, and a product called the Dazzle DVD Recorder from Pinnacle. You can hook the VCR straight to your computer and burn away. To get the best experience however, I would also get a program like Nero, Roxio, etc. to do the actual DVD burning (although the Dazzle's native software is perfectly capable of doing the job).

Good luck!

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

SOURCE: I just inherited an old Zenith console turntable

Hiya, check and be sure the turntable is plugged into correct inputs, "phono"

If thats OK, then probably is the stylus but could also be the cartridge itself. Check the wires on the back of cartridge make sure they are fixed properly. If all Ok, then start with a new stylus first.

Hope it helps

SOURCE: We have a Thomson Freeview box model DHD4000,

The data is no longer being broadcast, and isn't likely to ever be broadcast again. See http://wotsat.techradar.com/news/4tv-freeview-epg-cut-teletext-extra-unaffected-02-07-10