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HDTV with VCR
I have a Sanyo CRT HDTV with a Comcast HD calbe box . Should I have
any problem connecting a conventional VCR and having it work properly . Thanks . Bernie |
HDTV with VCR
On Jul 15, 3:35 pm, BV wrote:
I have a Sanyo CRT HDTV with a Comcast HD calbe box . Should I have any problem connecting a conventional VCR and having it work properly . Thanks . Bernie No, I have mine hooked up. Just run the a/v out to the VCR a/v in. It's actually kinda cool because the vcr will record a "compressed" 16x9 pic, then you can stretch it back out and watch a 16x9 image. |
HDTV with VCR
Larry Bud ) wrote:
: On Jul 15, 3:35 pm, BV wrote: : I have a Sanyo CRT HDTV with a Comcast HD calbe box . Should I have : any problem connecting a conventional VCR and having it work : properly . Thanks . Bernie : No, I have mine hooked up. Just run the a/v out to the VCR a/v in. : It's actually kinda cool because the vcr will record a "compressed" : 16x9 pic, then you can stretch it back out and watch a 16x9 image. What kinds of output does Comcast provide on their cable boxes? Cass |
HDTV with VCR
On Jul 15, 8:41 pm, (Cass Lewart) wrote:
Larry Bud ) wrote: : On Jul 15, 3:35 pm, BV wrote: : I have a Sanyo CRT HDTV with a Comcast HD calbe box . Should I have : any problem connecting a conventional VCR and having it work : properly . Thanks . Bernie : No, I have mine hooked up. Just run the a/v out to the VCR a/v in. : It's actually kinda cool because the vcr will record a "compressed" : 16x9 pic, then you can stretch it back out and watch a 16x9 image. What kinds of output does Comcast provide on their cable boxes? Cass component, composite, and I *THINK* DVI. I could be wrong about the DVI, however. Oh, and RF. |
HDTV with VCR
On Jul 15, 12:35 pm, BV wrote:
I have a Sanyo CRT HDTV with a Comcast HD calbe box . Should I have any problem connecting a conventional VCR and having it work properly . Thanks . Bernie It should work OK but you might be disappointed with the 'less than NTSC' performance of a VCR. Since I went to a computer digital recorder with a DVD drive, both the VCR and DVD players haven't logged more than 10 hours of use in the last 3 years while the TV computer runs 15-20 hrs a week between recording and playing. GG |
HDTV with VCR
On Sun, 15 Jul 2007 20:08:53 -0700, G-squared
wrote: It should work OK but you might be disappointed with the 'less than NTSC' performance of a VCR. Since I went to a computer digital recorder with a DVD drive, both the VCR and DVD players haven't logged more than 10 hours of use in the last 3 years while the TV computer runs 15-20 hrs a week between recording and playing. GG And I hope you're saving me an HD copy of House in case Cameron doesn't withdraw her resignation! :-) -- Dave Clary/Corpus Christi, TX http://davidclary.com |
HDTV with VCR
On Jul 15, 8:19 pm, wrote:
On Sun, 15 Jul 2007 20:08:53 -0700, G-squared wrote: It should work OK but you might be disappointed with the 'less than NTSC' performance of a VCR. Since I went to a computer digital recorder with a DVD drive, both the VCR and DVD players haven't logged more than 10 hours of use in the last 3 years while the TV computer runs 15-20 hrs a week between recording and playing. GG And I hope you're saving me an HD copy of House in case Cameron doesn't withdraw her resignation! :-) -- Dave Clary/Corpus Christi, TXhttp://davidclary.com Say when and where to send it. I have a Christmas one from a 1 1/2 years ago and the season finale from this year. But don't blame me because Fox can't get you a signal. GG |
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