I have an old Panasonic S-video VCR with lots of video cassettes; does the rcvr have a port for S-video?
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Follow the link to a picture of the back of the receiver. I see no S-VHS input port. http://usa.yamaha.com/products/audio-visual/av-receivers-amps/rx/rx-v571_black__u/
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Sadly it does not. It has RCA, but very limited. This is more geared toward HDMI.
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no-S VIDEO jack (U.K. and Europe models only) manual http://download.yamaha.com/api/asset/file/?language=en&site;=au.yamaha.com&asset;_id=47366
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No s- video, but you could use RCA plugs, but not sure what the pic quality would be. Time to upgrade
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There is an adaptor available here on Amazon that works great. Here is the name of it: Etekcity HDMI to AV Composite RCA CVBS Video + Audio Converter For TV PS3 VHS VCR DVD. I have one and all you need is your HDMI cable and some RCA cable and you are ready to go.
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We got our flat screen TV after the Panasonic died on us. So I am unable to answer your question. The Sony VCR we now have connects directly to our Samsung flat screen, if that helps.
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No you can NOT. This converts HDMI to AV (yellow video port), not the other way around. They make a separate converter that does AV (yellow, red, and white VCR connections) to HDMI. That's what you would want if you are connecting a VCR to an HDTV. Just make sure it says "AV to HDMI" and not the other way around. This product works very well, I would assume their other converters work just as well.
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It does not. Check your specs and the back of the STB-8 or STB-9 box and you'll see that there are no S-video inputs.
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What about video tapes? If I attach a VCR, can I transfer my old VHS recordings onto a DVD using this DVR Recorder?
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I looked at the specs of your laptop and did not find any mention of S-Video (or S-VHS) interface. You need first to make sure the laptop has that connection available. S-video is the black round connector on the cable in the picture. You can also search for pictures of it on the Internet in order to identify it on your laptop. Your TV needs to have the round yellow plug (Video) and red and white (audio) connections available. In my case, this cable works (video and audio) perfectly using an old Dell laptop and a TV having the right input connectors.
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If you are using a VCR and have only the yellow RCA plug for video, red and white for audio; this box probably won't help. The red, blue and green connections are for the component video only and the box has an audio 'jack' for the audio separately. You would need an RCA Female to 3.5mm Stereo plug adapter to connect the audio. For the yellow RCA video plug, you could insert in the Green jack and not use the Red and Blue. Keep in mind, my experience with this box gave me a jittery picture and the audio was muffled.
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The Maxell Cassette VHS-C Adapter we ordered was faulty. We bought another one and it worked in our Panasonic VCR.
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The unit worked OK with the RCA video and audio outputs tied to an analog DVR input. It also has S-video jack for better quality when you need it. The converter worked well.
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Hi Melvin, the unit doesn't have a LANC port. A wired remote that has a Multi USB connector like the RMVPR1 can be used with this camcorder. Thanks_Mitch
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You should be able to connect the s-video and the audio-L and audio-R to your TV. Good luck.
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Yes, you should be able to use an older VCR, with red, white and yellow male RCA output jacks into this device and connect to a modern HDMI TV via a HDMI male-male cable.
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I don't think so. There is a component and S-Video output - So if you can hook this up to your computer you could use it but there is no need. This device eliminates copy protection. So unless the VCR tapes have copy protection you don't need this device. What it sounds like you want is analog video capture ability. Check out USB devices for capturing video signal.
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Yes, there are several sets of RCA connectors, to connect older equipment to the unit, and its one of the reasons I brought it. The VCR will have to use RGB connections in order to run HDMI to your TV from the receiver, but I have a VCR, turntable with a pre-amp, Blu-Ray player, and a tape deck connected to mine, and I have connections to spare. I did have to use a preamp to connect my old Marantz turntable to a set of inputs, but they are reasonably priced.
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Panasonic DMR-EZ485VK does. Panasonic DMR-EZ48VP-K 1080p Upconverting VHS DVD Recorder with Built In Tuner (Discontinued in 2012)
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Yes, I have the red, white and yellow connections along side of the s-video plug. I was under the impression those were only to support s-video. Are you saying that I can just use those connections without the s-video plug, then set my input to the s-video and it will work?