Just checked Adelphia's local page and DVR is now indeed available in
Santa Monica. I need to make a phone call...

Bill

"Bill Sharpe" wrote in message
...
Eddie
I don't know. Adelphia in Santa Monica hasn't activated the DCT
recording feature here yet. I am using my setup for time-shifted
recording only, not archival recording.

Bill

"edee em" wrote in message
...
Thanks for the reply Bill but I didn't want to record the programs at
same
time on the DCT and on the vcr. I have a recording on the DCT and I
wish to
transfer it over to tape. Can that be done?

Eddie

"Bill Sharpe" wrote in message
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Coax cable from antenna out of DCT6208 to antenna in on my Toshiba
VCR.
Video/Audio out cables(yellow, red, and white) from VCR to input of
Samsung HDTV. Set timers on cable box and VCR for recording times. Set
desired channel(902, for example, for CBS-HD in my area) to be
recorded
on cable box and channel 3 for the VCR.

Hope this helps.

Bill


"edee em" wrote in message
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Bill: I too have the dct6208 and have been racking my brain trying to
figure out how to archive on tape. I read the manual and they say to
connect via a coax cable, but when I did this, I didn't get anything
over to
the tape. I would greatly appreciate a heads up on how you did it?

Thanks

In article ,
says...
wrote:
HDTV was one of the hotest items for Chirstmas 2004. Many people are no
doubt now struggling with a new set. If you find youself in this
situration I'd like to offer up my HDTV Buyers FAQ, which can be viewed
at:

http://hdtv.0catch.com

This FAQ was assembled by myself with the contribution of a few others
who frequent this newsgroup. It's designed to help new HDTV owners and
shoppers a like demystify this technology.

Happy Holidays
-Jeremy


I visited your Web Site. I was there probably less than a minute and got
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I'll never go back. I have better things to do with my time. I'm sure
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recommend that nobody waste their time either.


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www.mozilla.org

If you simply must use IE: I pity you... :)

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Many ISPs even offer popup blockers, which can at least usually be
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