How will this set of cables connect to the Magnavox D225 dvd/4-head vcr and my new 32" Panasonic TV so I can record TV programs on the VCR?
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I hooked my and my mothers up and the color codes are the kay on my vcr player it is the white on top of the red in audio out and the yellow is in video out, then match to the color coded plugs on the tv on mine the yellow was above the tv cable and the white and red were in the slots for audio in--since mine is just a player, and only goes out to the tv, yours should be both audio in and out and video in and out-it is very easy, basically I just played with the cables and tv and it worked-good luck Judith- I know you can do it, kathleen
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Yes you can connect your old VCR to the TX-515 receiver using your current RCA cables
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I have a dvd vcr player combo and it only had the standard rca connections. I hooked it up and it worked great. Even with a hdmi coupler between hdmi cables. I switched between the 720 and 1080 settings but couldn't tell a big difference but they both worked. It's definitely worth a shot.
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You have options, the BNC connector that it comes with will work with a DVR, or you can purchase a BNC male to RCA female adapter and connect it to your VCR or TV ( the camera might come with the adapter) using standard A/V cables.
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Yes..direct tv input to satillite box, direct tv box output to magnavox antenna input (with vcr on channel 3) magnavox output to television input, with the tv monitor set to channel 3 also for veiwing, recording on the video or disk would have to be done manually
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Simple. It has direct dubbing so you insert the tape you want to copy into the video cassette slot. Then place a blank recordable disc into the tray. Go into the menu and tell the device to dub from VHS to DVD. Set up the quality of recording you want on the disc and all that. Then sit back and let the machine do its job. The only connections you really need for this are to have the power cord plugged in and have the output connected to your TV.
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I have a Magnavox recorder for several years, It records VHS and DVD'S, plays both kind, records both and record from VHS to DVD'S. In fact I have put all my VHS'S on to DVD'S. I WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT. It still works great!
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You need the standard cords that you use to connect the VCR to the TV. Other than that, the package contains the software you need and it works pretty good. It starts easy enough - turns itself off when the movie ends - and allows you to trim the dead time off the front and end of the movie before translating it. Good stuff.
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I am kinda having trouble understanding your question, do you mean that your TV has only HDMI input's and the VCR/DVD combo supplies RCA output? If this is the case, I have been using mine to run my VCR/DVD combo through RCA cables, and output as an HDMI. This has done a great job with doing that. Hope this helps.
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Yes. You have to get RCA connectors. (white red yellow ) cables to be able to hook up to the old vcr. Or you could get RGB cables (red green blue cables) if your video player has it.
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You should be fine by using RCA cables (red and white ones) in the back. If its a newer VCR, maybe it has S Video which would also work.
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I know it is late but here is the answer. The best way is to use red, yellow, white RCA cables Your VCR probaly came with them. The yellow fits into the green receptacle at back of set. This set up is called composite. Dont forget to change input on remote. If these connections are already being used, you can hook up your VCR using "antennae out" on VCR to "antennae in" at back of set. These are the screw in connections using standard TV cable. Again change input setting on remote(Picture of antennae). Picture very nice using either method. These are great sets for the money. Over the last 15 years, and perhaps 25 different sets, I still prefer the plasnas.
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I have my JVC vcr connected to my Sony. The picture isn't great, but then again it wasn't great on my Toshiba which the Sony replaced. I plan on swapping a Panansonic DVD/VCR recorder player for the JVC and using it's hdmi out port with the Sony. The Panasonic can output via hdmi from the vcr player and I assume that is about as good as a vcr can get.
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The Magnavox MWD2206 is a DVD player but a VCR, that is, a VHS recorder. It will record on tape but not record on a DVD, it only plays DVD. Also remember this unit does not have a digital tuner so no recording free TV from your antenna. No one makes these DVD/VCR combos anymore so you have to buy either used or refurbished. Either way you have to get lucky to get one that works without any problems. I have had my best luck with the TOSHIBA units. The TOSHIBA DVR660 or DVR670 both record on DVD and have digital tuners to record free TV off your antenna.
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You'll need to look at the outputs on your older box and match up accordingly. My guess is you'll want RCA cables that are the yellow red white ones. I believe on this TV it either has a yellow colored input or is one of the 3 red/green/blue component inputs for the yellow composite video input. If any of this doesn't make sense the terms I used should show up quickly on a Google search. Hope this helps. Also the HDMI won't be applicable to your older VCR. Even if you could use it the video quality sent from the VCR will still be as bad on a flat screen as what you'll get with the rca cables. Summary: look at VCR/DVD back and match accordingly. You'll need to look at the outputs on your older box and match up accordingly. My guess is you'll want RCA cables that are the yellow red white ones. I believe on this TV it either has a yellow colored input or is one of the 3 red/green/blue component inputs for the yellow composite video input. If any of this doesn't make sense the terms I used should show up quickly on a Google search. Hope this helps. Also the HDMI won't be applicable to your older VCR. Even if you could use it the video quality sent from the VCR will still be as bad on a flat screen as what you'll get with... » Read More You'll need to look at the outputs on your older box and match up accordingly. My guess is you'll want RCA cables that are the yellow red white ones. I believe on this TV it either has a yellow colored input or is one of the 3 red/green/blue component inputs for the yellow composite video input. If any of this doesn't make sense the terms I used should show up quickly on a Google search. Hope this helps. Also the HDMI won't be applicable to your older VCR. Even if you could use it the video quality sent from the VCR will still be as bad on a flat screen as what you'll get with the rca cables. Summary: look at VCR/DVD back and match accordingly. « Show Less
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Hi, this Sony audio cable connects your camcorder to an AV-equipped TV or VCR. Camcorder should have a 10-pin Audio/Video Remote connection. You may check you Sharp camcorder if it supports 10-pin connectors. -Ely
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Check out the manual. http://filedepot.onkyousa.com/Files/own_manuals/TX-NR515_English.pdf?CFID=2374878&CFTOKEN=80087309&jsessionid;=f030dde84b6a199cfc1c20358551863195e2. If your VCR matches any of them, it should work as a source. Of course, your TV may have the same inputs and you could just hook up your VCR directly to it.