could this be used to connect a dvd player to a dvr?
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I do not see a device or cord but.. you cannot record your DVDs onto a DVR. This is a battle that has gone on for years. there may be illegal means or very expensive means but no general CE product, utilized for recording off air, can record DVDs
1946978
Probably not. Most DVR's do not have cable input. However, if your DVD player has 3 RCA plugs out and the DVR has a cable in port then it should work. An early model DVR might work with cable.
1946979
The modulator converts composite / 3-RCA output signals- ( yellow for video, red and white for audio ) to a coaxial signal. If your DVR has a coaxial input terminal such as antenna port, then this should work. However, the audio does not convert from stereo to stereo. The coaxial signal is only mono.
1405620
What about video tapes? If I attach a VCR, can I transfer my old VHS recordings onto a DVD using this DVR Recorder?
363789
Yes it can, as long as your dvd recorder has the RCA input (yellow female connector) it will work. I've first tested this on my TV card on my pc that uses this same port. The cameras came with the adapter to fit RCA connectors. Hope this helps, best regards.
1824408
If your DVR supports external hard drives and can provide enough power through the USB port yes.
1066425
The unit worked OK with the RCA video and audio outputs tied to an analog DVR input. It also has S-video jack for better quality when you need it. The converter worked well.
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Janice, I think you can if you have Wi-Fi in your home. That is what I did with mine. It connects your DTV DVR to the Internet without having to run cables. Hope this helps.
140851
It will work with any DVR that has analog inputs on it. However, no matter what you connect it to, it will still give a crummy picture.
54301
The back of the DVR has a video output (v-out.) Using the same type of cabling that came with the unit, you can connect to a video input on your TV.You may need some adapters for the plugs, depending on your setup.
1813589
If it has an input for audio then check the input of DVR for type of voltage other wise you won't be able to use the ADT.
1335424
As long as the DVR you want to install it into can accomodate at SATA 5.25 bay hard drive, then I don't see why it would not work for that application.
877958
It should, but I don't have personal experience with that particular DVR. I have used this with other DVRs, Blu-ray players, Wii, Xbox, receiver, Dish, etc. This remote is great.
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It would cut in and off the dvr...bur my mom had such a hard time using it and still not compatible with her dvd player she just quit using it. It was bought originally for a gag gift.
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I can't answer you question because I'm not using it to control anything. I use it to connect a set of speakers to the receiver so my husband can hear the audio better than what comes off just the TV. I connected the transmitter to the audio out and the receiver to the set of speakers. Both devices are in the same room pointed at each other. Not what you want to do. I think your DVR would have to be UHF and not infrared for that to work.
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I don't see why not. I frequently used the RCA plugs to monitor video output from a VCR.
245689
It's intended to be connected to a dvr via coax or similar with BNC connectors
1324394
Yes. Only be sure the cable box is connected to the video and audio inputs of the DVD recorder
1777191
Yes, use the hdmi setting on your dvr and change the settings on your comp to output via dvi.