Will VHS output to hdmi?
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The answer to your question is: "NO". That is only one of the reasons I returned the recorder.
179873
You don't want to buy this from this seller. Mine fell apart after about 10 usages and 3 months. They wanted me to return it at my expense without offering a replacement. I had an LG before this one and it was a great unit.....although more money.
2266826
During the initial recording conversion, you can see the video using the built-in software or in my case with CyberLink PowerDirector. After it has been converted you should be able to view it with any software.You should not have issues with the hookup itself. All VHS video players I have ever come across have a composite video output (yellow jack) and stereo outputs (red and white jacks) which this device supports.
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Yes. This model is connected to the TV through an HDMI cable. No other connections are necessary and it plays the audio of the VHS through the TV with no problems once is switched to that HDMI connection with the TV's onscreen menu. Good luck on whatever purchase you choose to make. ~Curt
2023141
Well I can tell! you our setup. First of all the VCR combo doesn't have a HDMI output,, its YGB which our TV has on the back. We do have to switch inputs to access the VCR signal.
608526
Hello Prof-I just got my dr-570 and if you check the instruction book I believe you will find the answer. I plan on transferring vhs tape to dvd someday...Mike
44440
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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It has 2 analog inputs that each support S-video or composite video plus stereo sound via a breakout cable. There are no digital inputs. But if you are asking if you can make digital recordings of your VHS tapes, yes, you can do that. Although this tuner card doesn't come with any software other than drivers, so you will need some kind of application to make the videos. There are several free programs that can do that.
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No you can NOT. This converts HDMI to AV (yellow video port), not the other way around. They make a separate converter that does AV (yellow, red, and white VCR connections) to HDMI. That's what you would want if you are connecting a VCR to an HDTV. Just make sure it says "AV to HDMI" and not the other way around. This product works very well, I would assume their other converters work just as well.
2020925
Mine is connected directly to the TV, don't even have cable! So I guess the answer would be "no". Just don't expect the VHS recorder to last longer than a couple months.
720873
If it is like the one I have; it is only a player; I think you can record from the tv to a vhs tape; I am not sure; try it and see what happens; but I have only used mine for a player.
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That was exactly my situation. I had a VCR that only output composite video and stereo audio (Y- Video, White and Red - Left and Right Audio). You connect this device to the Y-W-R outputs from the VCR, then connect the HDMI cable between this device and your TV (or AV receiver). It's that simple. To power the device, you must also connect a USB cable to anything in your equipment rack that also has a USB port. Newer TVs and AV receivers have USB ports. You will need a USB cable that is long enough to reach your power source (I had to replace the one they sent me with one of my own) and of course the Y-W-R cable that connects between your VCR and the device, which you should already have assuming the VCR was previously connected to an older piece of equipment. It worked like a charm.
1906345
Yes! This is why I bought it. I can convert my VHS tapes to DVD discs. It works perfectly. The only thing you can't do is watch tv on another channel when you are recording a program.
606015
Doubtful as an SD VHS doesn't have the pixel (resolution) density - nothing to fill in - typically with video you can always go down in size and resolution but not up.
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There is an adaptor available here on Amazon that works great. Here is the name of it: Etekcity® HDMI to AV Composite RCA CVBS Video + Audio Converter For TV PS3 VHS VCR DVD. I have one and all you need is your HDMI cable and some RCA cable and you are ready to go.
423340
yes you can copy vhs to your hd without a seperate program (very easy).I would recommend s video at min.using composite cable your movie will not be as clear.Depending on your set up you may need a burn program to covert to dvd
10606
This device switches RGB video only. If your VHS player has RGB or Pr-Pb-R outputs, it can be used. It it only has a composite video (RCA yellow jack), it cannot be used. It also switches audio, which can either be Digital (RCA jack) or standard stereo RCA jacks. You can get the manual at http://sgcdn.startech.com/005329/media/sets/CPNT410IR_Manual/CPNT410IR.pdf. It has a picture of the input jacks.
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As long as it does not insert anything signal that would block recording. Anything that can be input through normal RCA or S-VHS cables can be recorded.