Can I get a wireless device that connects to my VCR instead of running a wire to it? If so, what is the device called so I can search for one?
889166
I really wouldn't waste my time with the wireless camera,the range on the transmitter,is extremely limited,(20ft).
889167
Not to my knowledge. You need a 2 wire connection with an RCA cable (RG59 or RG6, or MINI RCA) in addition to a 12v power supply.
916220
Me too. I'd like to know if it is possible to connect RCA from say a VCR to view tapes on the PC LCD monitor I have.
129154
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
766788
This is not the cord to hook up your vcr and tv. You need a regular audio/video cord - that red, white and yellow!!
104139
You should be fine by using RCA cables (red and white ones) in the back. If its a newer VCR, maybe it has S Video which would also work.
1184771
I'm probably the one who suggested the VCR setup. I bought and installed an Onkyo 607 for my son-in-law and he gets analog cable without a box. The VCR is the only way to input the video signal through the Onkyo. I didn't like the VCR tuner so just used the TV's audio outs into the Onkyo's Tv input to get cable TV sound through the system.
1891855
this is a very good question I want you to know that I'm on a TV antenna I have my living room TV set up so I can record on the VCR as look at look at some other station trough my TV set I have brought about three different band of VCR/DVD combo after about a 14 mo. the VCR part go out and you can't record on it I think that it will play a VCR tape here is why I like the VCR it record 6 hours are 8 hours if you use the DVD to record you can only can record two hours on top that you have to buy two type of DVD one is DVD-R is to keep what you have record and DVD-R+W is one you can look at and then have to clear yourself when the VCR do it as it record it I would try to find a way to get the company who made them to do a better job I think if you would like to talk to me you can call 662-334-3676 and ask for Rusty Clower if you are selling them you make want to see if you can get the price down because of the VCR part going before I dub them I have to have one with a digital turner build in fo it work on my antenna. I hope this has help you.
26313
I have my JVC vcr connected to my Sony. The picture isn't great, but then again it wasn't great on my Toshiba which the Sony replaced. I plan on swapping a Panansonic DVD/VCR recorder player for the JVC and using it's hdmi out port with the Sony. The Panasonic can output via hdmi from the vcr player and I assume that is about as good as a vcr can get.
2013862
My VCR is also still working, but I fear any day it will "konk out" and I'll be lost. I also use a portable DVD player which is OK, but it would be nice to have an "all in one" which would be relatively easy to install and would still enable me to record shows directly from the TV without a hassle. I only have the very basic cable system (no separate box or satellite).
2278550
This device will not help you connect to a TV with only an RF cable input. You would need a converter that can take the type of source you have, composite, component, or HDMI and converts it to an RF signal on a standard TV channel. Like with a VCR, where you change channels on the VCR and set your TV to channel 3 or 4. If you have cable, you may be able to connect your source to the cable tuner if there are any type of inputs on it. Also some of the HDTV converter boxes that were selling several years back may also have inputs.
1615153
i would also love an answer to this question! i'm finding it impossible to find a dvd recorder that does not connect to a tv directly through a receiver box..........i'm way past aggravated w/ the whole thing! why can't they make products as good as they used to?
1223460
VCR to TV type connection should be great. Problems occur when connecting high end computer graphics to high resolution monitor.
881333
Probably no, but I haven't tried. I say that because is only has coax input ans it is a digital only tuner. I suspect that your VCR puts out an analog signal. Look for a hybrid card, or one with RCA inputs.
713380
Yes, you can. The connection would be made with RCA cables. However, bear in mind that the quality of the output of a VCR is 240 lines of resolution at best (bare minimum on flatscreen televisions is 480). So if you are burning old VHS tapes to DVD to watch on a flatscreen television, you will definitely see the flaws you normally overlooked on older televisions, such as grainy picture, faded colours and so forth. This is a limitation of the VCR, not a reflection of the Hauppauge device. Still, if you have valuable older tapes, it is worth it.
437362
This unit is not wireless. It comes with a bit over 19 feet of RCA shielded video feed cable and 5 feet of 12 volt DC wire. There is a wireless module available for it (available on Amazon), however. http://www.amazon.com/TaoTronics-TT-WM01-Wireless-Operating-Transmitter/dp/B00DOQAGO2/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&qid=1398720103&sr=8-12&keywords=taotronics+wireless
2155546
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.
1184768
Ok, that's good to know; but not having a cable box sucks. I should probably do a VCR setup as someone else suggested.