can i use the digital to analog to record from a analog vcr
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yes. you can record digital tv programs on your vcr tapes using the digital-to-analog settop box and a vcr machine. but I would connect your tv to vcr, instead of directly connecting the digital-to-analog to a vcr.
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Yes. You can connect zinwell to your vcr with one of zinwell outputs and connect your tv to your vcr. If your tv has two inputs such as RF (antenna) and RCA type connectors, you can also connect other zinwell output directly to tv.
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As long as the vcr can be connected to the coverter box, it can record it's signal
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Prof. Whitebread: Yes, you can hook up a VCR and record VHS tapes to DVD with this recorder. I transferred all my VHS movies (all that were not copy-protected) to DVD using this recorder. You can apparently do some editing too, although I have not tried this. You can read all about it on the downloadable owner's manual in PDF, available at this URL: http://www.tacp.toshiba.com/tacpassets-images/models/dr570/docs/dr570_om_e.pdf
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I don't think you can. I looked at mine, and I did not see anything on there that said DVR - for Record. But a note, I quit using the VCR a few months in because it starting eating tapes. I only use it for DVD's.
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No. This is a preamplifier and not a digital-to-analog converter. The USB is intended to connect to your computer that utilizes Audacity or any other audio editing software to record your vinyl to either your hard drive or your MP3 player like the iPod. For its price, it's a very good preamplifier from a reliable time-tested company like Rega.
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This is what I attempted to do for my father-in-law: older VCR/DVD combo with analog (RCA) outputs, going into a new digital TC with HDMI input. DOES NOT WORK!!! You actually need an analog-to-digital signal converter, which this is NOT. Don't waste your money.
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Hi Jim, Yes that is what I use mine for, I have hundreds of hours of VHS tapes that I shot of my family. I am converting them and burning them onto DVD's. My VCR has two composite outputs, I connect one to my capture card and the other to the convertor and the hdmi output to my big screen monitor. Works great and the quality surprised me.
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I don't know if it will work on a digital TV. You can record from TV to the VCR.
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I don't think any VCR has digital tuner. Like an old TV, VCR has analog tuner. Now in the US, over-the-air TV signal is digital only. So, you will need a converter box to convert digital signal to analog. You can connect this antenna to the convert before connecting to VCR.
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Sure, not a problem. Just run cables from the video, left and right audio outputs on the back of your VCR to their respective inputs on the DVD Recorder.
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It turns an analog signal into a digital signal. I am able to plug an old VCR into the HDMI input on my LCD television.
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You need an analog audio/video interface to a PC/Mac such as these: http://smile.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_nr_n_8?fst=as%3Aoff&rh;=n%3A172282%2Cn%3A1266092011%2Ck%3APC+interface+for+a+vcr&keywords;=PC+interface+for+a+vcr&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1424548087&rnid;=493964
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I have digital tv so I don't know, but I can't imagine that there is any reason why you shouldn't be able to record analog tv. I think this machine was made in the time when tv was mostly analog. Good luck!
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If you have a analog TV, your digital TV converter can act as a tuner. I have a smart antenna and I connect the smart antenna to the converter. Then, I connect the digital converter to the VCR/DVD Recorder with RCA cables.
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The VCR works on a modern TV. I don't have cable, so I'm not sure about its recording capabilities.
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Hi David, You will use the A/V connecting cable for this camcorder to be connected to your VCR. Thanks. &gt;Joffrey
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Not unless you have a separate VCR. This is just a DVD recorder. I recorded all my old VCR tapes with it, from a VCR, and it works great.
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Jennifer, I don't see why not. It runs on my Mac OS 10.6.8. You'll need to download 'Audacity' though, to transfer and record the analog to your computer. Google it, it's free. Good luck!