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The transfer from VHS to DVD seems to work as in I can play the DVD in the Combo unit but it will not play on any other DVD player and my computer DVD player won't recognize it? Any ideas as to what is going on? thank you angie
I do not know how to copy a vhs to dvd or dvd to vhs.can you help me. what I did is I put the dvd in and started to play it the hit my vcr record button but my dvd went off and the vcr started recording what was on my tv.I do not know how to copy a vhs to dvd or dvd to vhs.can you help me. what I did is I put the dvd in and started to play it the hit my vcr record button but my dvd went off and the vcr started recording what was on my tv.
thats the same trouble i'm having. I can't find my manual but when i did have it it was very difficult to understand. It seems it should be a BIT SIMPLER. thats the same trouble i'm having. I can't find my manual but when i did have it it was very difficult to understand. It seems it should be a BIT SIMPLER.
The illustrations within the PDF is very help!
To play disc in other DVD players…
The disc needs to be finalized.
Page 37 of the manual has “Finalizing a disc”.
Recording from DVD to VCR…
Page 39 “Dubbing Mode” http://www.funai-corp.com/support/manuals.aspx
Type in the box: MWR20V6
It's quite easy to convert and copy your VHS tape to DVD. You could convert VHS to DVD with a DVD recorder and here are sometyhing what you need: DVD Recorder, VHS player and your VHS cassette and RCA or S-Video cable
If you think the way mentioned above is a bit complicated, then you may want to try this way via some software tools to do this:
Things to be prepared: An analog converter device, PC with a DVD drive, DVD burning software (there are many. here I would mention Leawo DVD Creator).
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For other type of video camera tapes you will have to try other methods like connect camera with tape to a DVD recorder and directly burn the DVDs. You can buy attachments and software for PC but I have found these very cumbersome to work with.
Most Combo Recorders (VHS and DVD) will prevent you from
recording a Copyrighted VHS tape program onto DVD.
Try recording a TV program onto your VHS tape, then
transfer it to your DVD and see if your new DVD recording
will work or not.
Unplug it and wait 5min plug it back in and sometines it will work, I have three units they all do the same thing , with two of them the unpluging no longer works. I can't find anyone who knows whats wrong either
Had the same problem on my JVC vcr/dvd combo unit.
You need to turn off the timer function. I did this by making sure my remote was in the "VHS" mode...turn the swith from TV to the right (found on the remote in the upper left corner...an then hit the "vcr" button. Then point the remote at the VCR unit and hit the No. 4 button (timer turns off). Your unit should not have the red timer displayed and you should be able to play your tapes okay.
On one hand I would say not to be concerned about the clicking since nothing seems to be affected. However, if the noise is loud enough to be a bother, or for your own peace of mind, consider returning it to the retailer for exchange if you still have that option. I've heard clicking sounds from other VCRs because of some of the moving parts and it's been nothing to worry about. But I'm not familiar with the guts of your model, so I can't say it's not a sign of some problem that might get worse over time. It's your call. Not really a "solution" I know, but without opening it up for myself and looking for the source of the noise it's the best I can offer.
First of all,i don't know if you have a combo dvd/VCR player or two separate units.Secondly,please tell me how you connect your dvd/VCR combo OR DVD player and VCR player to your TV. Solutiondoct
The unit will only allow 2 hour recording on the DVD+R format. The DVD-R format is adjustable for longer recording time, just understand that the longer recording times = the lower the quality of the recording.
I do not know how to copy a vhs to dvd or dvd to vhs.can you help me. what I did is I put the dvd in and started to play it the hit my vcr record button but my dvd went off and the vcr started recording what was on my tv.
thats the same trouble i'm having. I can't find my manual but when i did have it it was very difficult to understand. It seems it should be a BIT SIMPLER.
I want to record for the VHS to a dvd but I dont have a manual
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