Digi-Box Connections
Discussion
Hi, can anyone give me an idiots guide to the scart and co-ax connections for the following?
I've lost the tuning on the Dvd and VCR recorders since the analogue switch-off and can't re-tune them.
Television, 2 scart sockets,
Set-Top Box 2 scart sockets
Dvd recorder 2 scart sockets
VCR Recorder 1 scart socket.
I appreciate that it's probably very easy, but it's not my strongest point!
Thanks
Tim
I've lost the tuning on the Dvd and VCR recorders since the analogue switch-off and can't re-tune them.
Television, 2 scart sockets,
Set-Top Box 2 scart sockets
Dvd recorder 2 scart sockets
VCR Recorder 1 scart socket.
I appreciate that it's probably very easy, but it's not my strongest point!
Thanks
Tim
if you still use both the DVD recorder and Video recorder then you're out of luck.
otherwise:
Scart from digibox to TV and from digibox to DVD recorder. Scart from DVD recorder to TV. That way you can watch the digibox on AV1, a DVD on AV2 and still record from the digibox onto DVD if you wish by choosing the correct input on the DVD recorder.
otherwise:
Scart from digibox to TV and from digibox to DVD recorder. Scart from DVD recorder to TV. That way you can watch the digibox on AV1, a DVD on AV2 and still record from the digibox onto DVD if you wish by choosing the correct input on the DVD recorder.
The co axial will only work if the digibox has an rf modulator. Not many do.
As others have said a scart switch is probably the easiest way, you can do it directly by selecting the correct input on the recorder.(eg ext1 or ec1 etc scroll back from what used to be bbc1 )remember your freeview box is now working as the video tuner so you cant change the channel to watch anything else.
You can buy a freeview recorder now from about £90 which will save you a lot of bother for day to day tv. These also have the advantage of recording straight from the EPG so you dont need to set date/time/start/finish etc
Some dvd recorders have built in freeview too but you will need to get your head around formatting discs and then finalising recordings when done.
As others have said a scart switch is probably the easiest way, you can do it directly by selecting the correct input on the recorder.(eg ext1 or ec1 etc scroll back from what used to be bbc1 )remember your freeview box is now working as the video tuner so you cant change the channel to watch anything else.
You can buy a freeview recorder now from about £90 which will save you a lot of bother for day to day tv. These also have the advantage of recording straight from the EPG so you dont need to set date/time/start/finish etc
Some dvd recorders have built in freeview too but you will need to get your head around formatting discs and then finalising recordings when done.
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