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Well, my uncles VCR went on the Fritz today. It burned a bit all or something, my mother went and found a combo DVD / VCR. Since its inception we have found that it made no coaxial connection at the rear. Hes got Comcast, but not decoder has only one cable from the outside. So the only way you can watch TV now is whether the coaxial cable connects directly to the TV. How that's going to save a movie on TV? I talked to people at Best Buy and coaxiel thing is now considered obsolete and not an economic model DVD recorder. Such Once one for $ 300, as would, but that is a bit of money too. Very simple converter would at least get the signal from the cable connection to the outside but when I scan I get the signal after digitization. Apex his model. "I can take and Comcast is sending an analog signal at the summit has not picked up? Any ideas what to do.
"I can not take the TV outputs audio / video. hit the pawn shops that used for a VCR coaxial cable input and output audio / video. just do not use the VCR to record part with. they are pretty cheap, not more.
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