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Most likely because you have changed a setting, causing the sound to be muted or switched the format of the sound. Another cause is a loose cable connection.
If the recorder is old the analogue/digital change is screwing it up. It isn't the TV that is the problem, it is the received signals, but the problem is the same.
There are devices that will convert the video/audio outputs available from the back of the Dish receivers into the format needed to input to a PC (and maybe Mac too) but beyond that, you would need either an external DVD recorder or a VCR that has lived past its time.
The Tevion model we have is currently offered on eBay for a starting bid of $10 US:
Tevion DVD Maker
With cable input connected to "RF in"on rear of unit make sure vidoe input is set to "Tuner". This will show up on the TV screen. Change channels numerically or using up/down arrow keys on DVR remote. Note there is a slight pause between changing channels.You probably will have to "autoscan" for channel setup/etc. If you say your TV set is old; it probabaly is equiped with coax
connection only/set TV channel to "3" or "4". when yot opt to play vcr/dvd it will override your
cable channel selected. Hope this helps!
THE CONNECTION HAS BEN CHANGED FROM AV CONNECTION (RED, WHITE, YELLOW ) TO COMPONENT CABLE (RED, GREEN, BLUE) YOU WOULD HAVE TO SOMEHOW RESET THE DVR TO DEFAULT SETTINGS TO GET IT BACK TO NORMAL.
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