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Connecting a VCR or a Video Camera
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Connecting a VCR or a Video Camera
For detailed instructions on how to record from a VCR or a video camera, see Chapter 3,
“Playing and Recording Programs” in the User’s Guide. You must use Audio/Video
Input 2 on the Recorder to connect a VCR or a video camera.
To connect a VCR:
1. Connect a Composite A/V cable
from the Audio/Video Output 2
connector on the Recorder to the
Audio/Video Input connector on
the VCR. This will allow you to
copy recorded programs to video
tapes.
2. Connect another Composite A/V
cable from the Audio/Video
Output connector on the VCR to
the Audio/Video Input 2
connector on the Recorder. This
will allow you to transfer
recordings from video tapes to
the Recorder (so you can turn
your home videos into DVDs).
3. To watch video tapes on your VCR, connect an RF Coaxial cable from the RF Out
connector on the VCR to the Antenna/RF In connector on the TV. Then press the
Input, Source, or TV/Video button on your TV until you see channel numbers
Before you begin:
• Be sure to refer to the information in
Chapter 1 of this guide.
• This diagram only shows connections
to the VCR. You must first complete
one of Setups shown in this Guide
before connecting a VCR or video
camera.
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To connect a video camera instead
of a VCR, see page 30.
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AC IN
Antenna
In
Television
VCR
INPUT
VIDEORL
1
2
3
Recorder
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