I occasionally watch VCR tapes and was wondering can it be connected so the sound would come through the speakers?
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Yes, you can do that very easily, just use audio cable (white and red) look at your manual page 24 for the more detail instructions, or look for white and red (audio out) on the back of your VCR and then AV5 in the back of your Yamaha, remember you can use video and audio (component) with this unit. My best
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Yes, you can hook in a vcr using the Red/White/Yellow RCA jack connectors coming from your VCR. Red/White are audio, and yellow is video. They are also color coded in the back of the Yamaha for simplicity. You can go out from the Yamaha to the TV using HDMI, component cables, or these older RCA cables.
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most times it put through the cable or dish type box other then that you would need a VCR with a HFMI connection because if the connections that are available on his unit.
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The Vizio has those connections plus the HDMI. You would have to hook up 5 cables the 3 tri-color for video and the white and red cable for the audio. Should work fine. Don't forget you have to go to input on remote to change input for your vcr/dvd.
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I would imagine so, using an hdmi cable. But you'd want the audio to be connected to external speakers of some sort because the actual speaker in the prejector is pretty tinny.
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Yes to your questions; however, the TV should connect to the wall cable outlet to allow the signal to fed through the TV tuner and then the VCR cable connects to the TV output signal plug! Good luck!
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Yes , the dvd or vcr player must be able to record, use HDMI or audio/video cables to connect
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It is not set up to do that. The audio input is through the speaker output of the computer, but there is no audio output on the speaker itself. There is a USB port in the speaker, so there may be some way to connect through that, but I wouldn't know how to do that.
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Doubt that this will work for you. I assume you are trying to play your VCR and record on the DVD of your laptop? The VGA port on your laptop is an Output, so you cannot feed from the VCR into your VGA port of your laptop.
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I don't think you have to. Set the tuner to DVD/Blue Ray and you should have sound. You do need external speakers connected.
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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.
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not from the unit, but if you are feeding the sound in from analog source to the rca's in, sure you could. This is a component recorder, it doesn't connect to the pc in that way. But as I say, If you feed the line out from the source, to line in on the unit, you can record what you hear.
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This unit does not have a tape monitor loop function on it. So the only way would be connected through a single device then into this. Fewer and fewer stereo receivers have this option now.
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A wire has to stick out from the tape itself to connect to your device. My old portable player won't do that, but if yours has an opening it could work
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Yes, through an external amplifier. There is one set of outputs and one set of inputs, so you can add an an appliance like a reel to reel tape recorder if you wan't.
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Can I hook up this cassette player to my Sony stereo receiver & just listen to my tapes?
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Yes. It connects a video playback device like a VCR, TV, or DVD player to a computer. Software is provided to display the playback and capture it to disc. Works pretty well, except software will abort capture if it encountners poor signal quality due to imperfections in the source recording. That can be a real pain if you are trying to save video from old VHS tapes with lots of blips.
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Yes. I connected the RCA jacks of the TV listener directly to my DVD player's audio output. Now the sound I get is completely independent of the volume I set on my TV as long as I'm watching through my DVD player.
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There is an auxiliary port on the record player. So I think its definitely possible if you have the cable.