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A/V Signal Outout through Onkyo TX-SR705

I am trying to direct the A/V signal from my digital cable box through my Onkyo TX-SR705 A/V Receiver to my Toshiba DVD Video Recorder (RD-XS32SU), but have not been successful. I can get the A/V signal from the cable box to my HDTV through the A/V receiver. I am connected from the digital cable box to the A/V receiver through an HDMI cable. I am able to play recorded A/V from the DVD recorder through the A/V receiver and my HDTV. Does anyone have a solution? Someone told me that this Toshiba DVD recorder cannot process a digital signal. Is that true? Can anyone help me? Thanks.

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Are you trying to record cable programming with your DVD recorder? If so, you might want to try using component cable as HDMI does have a copy protection circuit that might be preventing your recorder from receiving the image. Just try to connect the cable box component (RED/GREEN/BLUE) cable to your DVD recorder. If that doesn't work, then try to change everything over to component cables. HDMI is a great cable to use but it the only required to display 1080p images and the only current source that uses 1080p is a bluray player. Everything else, such as your cable box and DVD recorder is 1080i and component cables are perfect for it. 

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