are these tapes to be inserted into a vcrt to record a tv program?
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No, they are purely for recording/playing back audio programming on an audio cassette recorder/player.
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These tapes will not function in a VCR. They are for use in an audio cassette recorder/player.
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No, they are for cassette recorder only. Everyone in the package I got were defective and I never got a refund.
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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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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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If your vcr has rca outputs (red white and yellow) you can use this adapter. If it just has an antenna cable output you need something else
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if you hook the VCR to the DVD recorder with the yellow/red/white connectors, yes theoretically you could record a VHS tape to DVD this way. sometimes though the VCR has encryption protection, so unless you have a pretty old VCR, it may or may not work.
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Best guess is they will work.. My old sony cams used to tranfer tape to digital use RCA plugged into BNC fittings which twist onto the little processor box. I also checked one of my security cams and the fittings going into the DVR are identical. Also googled and found most cams are analog but when you plug them into you DVR they become digital. As for security cams... you are looking for the most LINES OF RESOLUTION for the money. One thousand and eighty lines is HD, If I recall old analog TV was possibly 4/500 lines of resolution. I ended up with SONY 1000 lines(very sweet) but not cheap, Thank the lord for E-Bay Hope that helps Best guess is they will work.. My old sony cams used to tranfer tape to digital use RCA plugged into BNC fittings which twist onto the little processor box. I also checked one of my security cams and the fittings going into the DVR are identical. Also googled and found most cams are analog but when you plug them into you DVR they become digital. As for security cams... you are looking for the most LINES OF RESOLUTION for the money. One thousand and eighty lines is HD, If I recall old analog TV was possibly 4/500 lines of resolution. I ended up with SONY 1000 lines(very sweet) but not cheap,... » Read More Best guess is they will work.. My old sony cams used to tranfer tape to digital use RCA plugged into BNC fittings which twist onto the little processor box. I also checked one of my security cams and the fittings going into the DVR are identical. Also googled and found most cams are analog but when you plug them into you DVR they become digital. As for security cams... you are looking for the most LINES OF RESOLUTION for the money. One thousand and eighty lines is HD, If I recall old analog TV was possibly 4/500 lines of resolution. I ended up with SONY 1000 lines(very sweet) but not cheap, Thank the lord for E-Bay Hope that helps « Show Less
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As long as the sat box and the VCR have RCA inputs, I believe you can. Remember, the Grex only provides an interface for the video signal, removing the anti-recording signals that are put on them. The audio is not protected and should work with no isue.
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I don't see why not. I frequently used the RCA plugs to monitor video output from a VCR.
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The type of tape is probably irrelevant because it just converts the video signal from the video out of the player. If you have a betamax player with the correct RCA/s-video jacks on the back there should not be a problem. I've connected it to all kinds of things and recorded video without any issues at all, including laserdiscs.
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Yes, I use mine for that. Don't expect setting up program recordings to be as easy as cable DVR. The set up for program recording is not very user friendly but it does the job. Antenna cable attachment is easy. Output to the TV is easy as well. Just read the user manual to set up.
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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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Possibly, but it is designed to be used with a cctv dvr and not a vcr. To hook up to a computer you would need a cctv add on card. They usually cost more than a stand alone cctv dvr.
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I really can't see why any of the tapes wouldn't work for the project you have in mind. I have labeled cables, attach cases, camera cases of the vinyl kind and just about anything that I feel needs a label.
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Depends on what you want to do and what kind of inputs your TV has. If you want it to play VHS and DVD on your TV, it has HDMI, S-Video, and composite video outputs. If your TV can accept one of these, then that works. It does not have an RF receiver. So, If you want to record incomming television, it won't work. If you want to copy VHS to DVD (the reason I bought it), then all you need a monitor (your TV or computer monitor (HDMI can be cheaply converted to a monitor's DVI)) so you can read and operate it's menues.
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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.
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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.
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yes if your vhs player is connected to it while playing tape and dvd recorder os on record