Questions & Answers for: playing record channel works

your tv channels via your dvd recorder so it record and if your dvd recorder will passthrough the signals you can probably wtach tv on one channel and then record on a different one. good luck. smeags

Magnavox ZV420MW8 Where do I imput the channel I want to set up for a timed recording. I cannot find that anywhere? This recorder only records inline. This means that there is no channel on recorder. ...

...channel no longer plays? It is/was an expensive tape deck and I don't want to let it go. Is it fixable? The most common problem is a dirty record<>play switch inside the unit. Try this: Using a blank ...

...Play the video on your through your recorder if possible, then record it that way. It works for me. Just go to your watch tv setting and record it off channel three while the vcr plays the

...playing. I did not try recording yet with OTR but this should work also I hope. The video recorder works now in combination with an old TV-set colour Philips with manual programming (16ch) on which I ...

...works fine, i asign the music, 'okay, but won't record my voice. All the channels asign and light, and the play and record buttons light too, the music will play, but it won't record my voice IT ...

record only plays through one speaker my turntable plugged into channel 2 of my mixer only plays through one speaker. is something wrong with the turntable?The turntable plugged into channel one plays

...record one of the 4 local channels the tv picture turns dark red and jumps around and the play back is unwatchable. It works perfectly when recording all the other Comcast channels and will play all ...

...record standby. Everything sounds fine in the headphones during recording and the meters show both channels recording at good levels, but when the CD is played back, I am getting very poor sound ...

...record,I can't find a channel or anything to record from. I am connected to recorder with an S-video chord but I not sure what channel [2 3 or 4] that it is set to. Thank you, John Gardner. Has this ...