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Re: I have a Sharp VC-MA31 vhs recorder and I can not...
You need to put the antenna cable to the vcr first then connect the vcr to the tv the tv gonna be on the 3 channel, and put on the vcr the channel you wanna record
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The Left and Right Hi-Fi audio channels. It's saying it's detected hi-fi sound on the video tape if one is playing or it will record in hi-fi sound. If they go away then you are probably watching an old tape before hi-fi sound came in. Though they will also go if the main head is dirty. As the hi-fi sound pick up heads are on that.
You need remote to get menu to set the clock then go to timed recording setting. Then you load a new tape, then shut down the vcr and wait for the timer to start the vcr and recording for you.
If you need a manual, google for sharp vcr manual download free from sharp website.
Hi chris
If you mean that the tv has to be on channel 4 instead of 3 then look at the back of your vcr , there is a swich to select the output channels 3/4.
Hope this help
do you have cable? if yes both tv and vcr should be on ch #3 (to record).......ok no cable you are already set up look at tv right....just need to record..you need your vcr remote.....turn on vcr...press the menu...go to ch settings..auto scan will look for and lock in your channels...also make sure the air/cable selection is on air (unless connected to cable)....hope this helpful....feel free to rate
on older vcr's
there should be a sp/slp or ep button on your remote or vcr. if not when you set a program to record, the option to choose should be there. sp= 2 hrs, ep =6 hrs.
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