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  • How to Remove Horizontal Waves From VHS Tapes

    VHS tapes are prone to a number of problems during playback. One of the most prevalent is horizontal "waves," or video hash, which appear in the video image. These waves can be brought on by two...

  • Instructions for Connecting a VCR to a TV

    While they may be out of date, VCRs are still useful for watching those old videotapes lying around your home. To watch them, you'll first need to connect the VCR either directly to the TV or to...

  • How to Use Two VCRs to Duplicate Tapes

    Create copies of your favorite VHS cassette tapes without paying for professional duplication services. Using two VCRs, you can duplicate your VHS tapes at home while using your TV set to monitor...

  • Will a Television Monitor Work Through a VCR?

    When using older technology like a VCR, it's easy to become confused. Its back panel only has a few inputs and outputs and its controls don't always make sense. If you want to hook it up to a TV,...

  • How to Connect a DTV Box to a VCR

    Connecting a VCR to a digital TV converter (DTV box) requires two coaxial cables, which are equipped with threaded jacks on both sides. Once the DTV box is connected to your VCR, and the VCR to...

  • How to Record to a VCR With a Comcast Converter Box

    The humble VCR still has a place in many home theater systems. You can use it to record cable television programming from Comcast by connecting to the company's converter box, which is a device...

  • TV/DVD/VCR Installation Instructions

    VCRs and analog tape are not yet extinct, but most VCRs available for purchase are now contained in DVD/VCR combos. When installing one of these on your TV, you should do it so you can easily...

  • How to record TV shows on a VHS tape

    Now a days with DVD players, some of the old forms of media have fallen by the wayside, such as the VHS tape. DVD recorders are still rather expensive and if you have a VCR why not do it the old...

  • How to Connect a VCR to a Mac

    Connecting a VCR to a Mac computer can be done using a connector that offers the option of using a super video cable or an RCA cable. Hook up a Mac to a VCR with help from a digital technology...

  • How to Convert a Hi8 Tape to a VHS

    10-15 years ago, Hi8 cassettes were the staple of compact camcorders. Hi8 8mm cassettes offered higher recording quality and fit smaller handheld video cameras. However, as the Hi8 format has been...

  • How to Setup Cable TV With a VCR

    Connecting a cable TV box through a VCR is simply a matter of hooking up the cables in the proper locations. The process can throw people, however, because you normally can't change the channels...

  • How to Record to a VCR With No External Tuner

    An external tuner is never required to record to a VCR, but in some cases it can make the process easier. All but the very earliest models of VCR have an internal tuner and most later models are...

  • How to Hook Up an Old Beta VCR

    The Betamax video recorder, also called Beta, was the first VCR created, before the VHS model rendered it obsolete. A working Beta player, along with the cassette tapes it uses, can be very...

  • How to Hook Up a VCR to a Digital TV

    VCRs can be hooked up to a digital TV the same way they can be hooked up to an ordinary TV. The only downside is that they can't send a signal with the same level of clarity that a modern DVR or...

  • How to Record on an Emerson VCR

    Emerson brand VCRs are among the highest quality of video cassette recorders. Many refurbished models are available at surplus or online stores. Like many other models, they are very easy to...

  • How to Hook Up a VCR to a Digital Converter Box

    In the first half of 2009, American TV stations will begin broadcasting exclusively in digital format, rather than analog format as they have for the past few decades. The conversion is scheduled...

  • How to Connect an LCD TV & a VCR

    An LCD TV may be of much higher quality than the older sets of the past, but an old video cassette recorder can still work with one. If you still have a bunch of VHS tapes and want to play them on...

  • How to Record a Mini DV to VHS

    Mini DV is a format used by most camcorders for recording footage. Unfortunately, this format cannot be played on most common devices unless uploaded to a computer or converted to another format....

  • How to Record One VCR Off Another VCR

    If you have two VCRs available, you can connect them together and record from one VCR to another, creating a second copy of any video cassette you have. All you need to know is how to properly...

  • How to Install a VCR

    Installing a VCR is a great way to watch old home movies or give your kids your collectible Disney movies. Almost everyone still has a VCR in the closet; however, you may not remember how to hook...

  • How to Play VHS on a Computer

    Maybe your TV currently isn't working or its connection to your old VCR has gone bad--especially the RCA connection for better quality. Whatever the case, it is possible to connect your VCR to...

  • How to Copy VHS Tapes With a Cable or Satellite Box

    To successfully copy VHS tapes with a cable or satellite box, you must properly connect the cords from your TV and your cable or satellite box. If they aren't connected properly, you will have a...

  • How to Fix a VCR Cable Connection

    VCRs are famous for the blinking digital clocks that no one ever gets around to setting. An even more basic function that stymies otherwise well-educated people is how to connect the recorder and...

  • How to Program a VCR

    Programming a VCR is a notoriously complicated task. Each brand of VCR is different, and a few brands are easier to program than others. Here are general guidelines for setting any VCR.

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