with the VCR connected to the monitor and the monitor connected to the CPU is the CPU the only connection for the USB?
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You will connect the RCA plugs or S Video to your source (VCR), the USB will connect to the CPU. I bought this a couple years ago to transfer my VCR tapes. it worked great. I then edited them with a editing program, then burned them to DVD. After a couple practice runs, you will get the adjustment down. Then start the process of recording and walk away, or watch your recording if you are not going to copy the entire tape. Good luck, it is pretty simple to use.
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Yes. You can also monitor through the usb from the comp. This is a great product
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It attaches to your, monitor, laptop, CPU, or USB hub. Any source on your system that you can plug your USB into that will then access your monitor. Good luck. I've been very pleased with mine, and have bought one for all of our 6 kids in order to stay in touch (visually) with them & our ever growing number of grandchildren. So yes, I also recommend this Webcam. God bless, Bill L.
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I have a DVD auxillary device to connect to the laptop. It connects thru the usb port.
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I don't know about connecting a laptop to the monitor but I have attached my PC CPU to the monitor using an HDMI cable. The cable is a Micro HDMI to HDMI and the VSD220 can be connected using the Micro HTMI end of the cable. I can offer no guarantees but if your laptop will accommodate the standard HDMI it is my guess that you would have no difficulty. The web cam will not work in the PC mode and the touch function also needs a USB connection between the PC and the monitor. Best of luck to you...I think the monitor is great and it is handy to have two operating systems available (the Android in the monitor and the PC from a separate CPU). I don't know about connecting a laptop to the monitor but I have attached my PC CPU to the monitor using an HDMI cable. The cable is a Micro HDMI to HDMI and the VSD220 can be connected using the Micro HTMI end of the cable. I can offer no guarantees but if your laptop will accommodate the standard HDMI it is my guess that you would have no difficulty. The web cam will not work in the PC mode and the touch function also needs a USB connection between the PC and the monitor. Best of luck to you...I think the monitor is great and it is handy to have two operating systems available (the... » Read More I don't know about connecting a laptop to the monitor but I have attached my PC CPU to the monitor using an HDMI cable. The cable is a Micro HDMI to HDMI and the VSD220 can be connected using the Micro HTMI end of the cable. I can offer no guarantees but if your laptop will accommodate the standard HDMI it is my guess that you would have no difficulty. The web cam will not work in the PC mode and the touch function also needs a USB connection between the PC and the monitor. Best of luck to you...I think the monitor is great and it is handy to have two operating systems available (the Android in the monitor and the PC from a separate CPU). « Show Less
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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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It attaches to your, monitor, laptop, CPU, or USB hub. Any source on your system that you can plug your USBinto that will then access your monitor. Good luck. I've been very pleased with mine, and have bought one forall of our 6 kids in order to stay in touch (visually) with them & our ever growing number of grandchildren. Soyes, I also recommend this Webcam. God bless, Bill L.
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This is fairly simple look at the current monitor that is hooked up most likely you don't need it. There is a single ribbon connecting the computer to the monitor.
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The monitor does not have a USB hub that I can see. I use the ones in my computer.
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I have no idea. This is too technical for me. What does JVC have to say? The cycling of the screens on the display show BT and USB separate, so if you tried to put both though one input I am not sure though whether the device could distinguish.This may not be like our computers.
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I don't know that answer, but... for windows (7-64 in my case) they load a service that monitors the USB port and chews up so much CPU overhead that I ended up removing the device and giving up on it. So that will be something else to watch out for.
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I've never seen a VCR with an HDMI port... However, tha device simply upscales content. For example, if you had a dvd player with RCA cables (480p), you could plug the dvd player into this device, it would then upscale the signal from the dvd player to 1080p. This is not a means to transfer data like you would with a USB cable - it just up-converts signal.
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Yes. You'll need to connect it with a USB 3.0 Cable since there is only one monitor port.
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It does. The USB cable has one end which connects to the monitor. The other end has two standard USB connections in case you need to use two USB ports to get sufficient power. I only needed one, so the other is simply left not connected.
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The hardware is connected as follows but follow the directions for exactly when to connect. The DH88 USB input is connected into an empty USB port then use the DVI to VGA adapter in the DH88 output then connect your monitor into the VGA.
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Based upon the one which have which is several years old now it had a standard older monitor cable connection. I don't recall what it was called - it is not USB compatible.
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It is hard to answer this question directly since you are asking if you need something that does not and cannot exist. 'RCA' refers to a type of connector while 'USB' refers to a type of hardware-software interface. What you need is a device that converts audio and video to the USB standard required by VHS to DVD. I use a Honestech VIDBOX and I have always assumed that this was proprietary on the USB-software side although I realize now that I am not sure about this. Anyway, I would not attempt to use this software with anything other than a VIDBOX or some similar device that claims compatibility with the VHS to DVD software.