what is the method of connection to a avr ? I only have 2 outouts , thr vcr out and md/cdr out/ will either one work for yx. I have plenty for inpu
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Sterio.... there is in and out for recive or send. Regular headphone jack. Use a sterio av converter to go av.
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Yeah Arthur, this unit would work for your receiver. Your unit probably uses RCA stereo outputs (the White and Red cables). In order to plug into the Avantree, you'd need an RCA to 3.5mm Y Splitter such as this: Belkin Audio Y Cable Splitter 1-Mini Plug, 2-RCA Plugs (6 feet)
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Hello Arthur,I do not use this Bluetooth Music Adapter with AVR. I used this device as BT (Bluetooth) transmitter so I can listen to music in my PC with my BT stereo headset. Just simple connect this device to headset output from PC. This device is also a BT receiver, you can use it to receive from your BT devices (Iphone, smart phone ....) you will need a Y wire connecter to connect to L/R audio input of your AVR. I did not try this configuration yet. Hope this help.John N.
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Hello Arthur, I do not use this Bluetooth Music Adapter with AVR. I used this device as BT (Bluetooth) transmitter so I can listen to music in my PC with my BT stereo headset. Just simple connect this device to headset output from PC. This device is also a BT receiver, you can use it to receive from your BT devices (Iphone, smart phone ....) you will need a Y wire connecter to connect to L/R audio input of your AVR. I did not try this configuration yet. Hope this help. John N.
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i will try to help, but it is going to be hard for me to explain it all. first off mine works fine , but i have it hooked up to one vhs/dvd combo.an one vhs/ dvd recorder. this is hooked up to about 11 or 12 rca cables an it plays thru the tv, but you have to have this unit pluged in between two vcrs .. i know it is confushing, but you have to figure out the instructions, this might take a while. it took two us to figure this out, but it works fine , great picture an everything. i sure hope this helps. phil
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Make sure your drivers are installed and that you are not trying to hook it up through the hdmi. Other than that I guess boot up the aver media program and makes sure the device is selected at the top left hand corner and select video input yPbPr and make sure it is hooked up through the component cables. Might i ask what device your are hooking it up to. Mine is hooked up to a xbox360 so idk know if trying a ps3 or dvd/ blue player is different. Hope this helps.
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Hi David, You will use the A/V connecting cable for this camcorder to be connected to your VCR. Thanks. &gt;Joffrey
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Hi Lynne! When you hold the Dimax in front of you, the Dimax round logo must face you. The connector to the left (facing upwards), is the 'IN' connector. You will notice, in very small letters embossed, the word 'IN'. This is where your cable, coming from your video machine or other source you wish to record from, will be plugged into. The connector on your right, (and facing downwards), also with tiny letters embossed 'OUT', should now have a cable going to your Digital Video Recorder's 'Video In' RCA jack. The Video ports and the cables should always be 'Yellow indicated' cables, both the outgoing and the incoming. Red and black cables are always indicative of Audio. In the case of the Dimax, all you are connecting and interested in, is the video signal which has to be altered. You plug your adapter with it's jack, into the top of the Dimax, next to the S-Video port. You will notice the 'Out' S-Video port at the bottom of the Dimax. This of course is another way in connecting the Dimax. S-Video into the Dimax coming from your video source's S-Video out port, to the 'In' on the Dimax and then Out to your DVR. Everything should work now. Good luck Lynne
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I am kinda having trouble understanding your question, do you mean that your TV has only HDMI input's and the VCR/DVD combo supplies RCA output? If this is the case, I have been using mine to run my VCR/DVD combo through RCA cables, and output as an HDMI. This has done a great job with doing that. Hope this helps.
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Hello-I am desperately seeking assistance with my SA8300HD in use with my WD My DVR Expander. I have been using the expander successfully with this box for about a year and a half. Recently Time Warner "upgraded" my area (Austin, TX) with the Navigator interface. After that all seemed to be lost. I had over 150 shows recorded for future viewing all gone. Multiple calls and emails later I was given contradictory information. First I was told that the SATA port would no longer work for the expander. Today I was told that it could be used but only for storage when the dvr is full. No instructions on how to use it in that manner (to switch recordings to the expander or back again) and of course the usual TW company line about not supporting any issues with the expander. Any low tech information about how this might work or what to do would be truly appreciated. Also I just kind of tripped onto this forum while looking for information so a response to my email address would get the information to me more directly or at least point me back to this forum. I am on my phone typing this and it doesn't show me the url where I got started. Thanks so much in advance, Kathy (ksilb@austin.rr.com)
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I hooked my and my mothers up and the color codes are the kay on my vcr player it is the white on top of the red in audio out and the yellow is in video out, then match to the color coded plugs on the tv on mine the yellow was above the tv cable and the white and red were in the slots for audio in--since mine is just a player, and only goes out to the tv, yours should be both audio in and out and video in and out-it is very easy, basically I just played with the cables and tv and it worked-good luck Judith- I know you can do it, kathleen
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Let us start from scratch. What are you connecting to? The information that you provided "BNC RCA cable" to me sounded like you have a cable with BNC male on one end and RCA male on the other end. What connectors are on your cable?Sorry this mode of communication does not provide use of attachments. Look on internet for different adapters. If the end that has to connect to the DVR is BNC male, then look for "BNC female to RCA female adapter". Good Luck!
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I'm not sure what you mean by that but let me see if I can explain it in a way that helps. This y adapter is for use with av type connections, an av connection is the cords you would typically have seen on DVD players VCRs game systems etc. (before the age of HD which led to HDMI cords) it's a group of three colored cables yellow red and white. This adapter allows you to split an output of one of those devices into two signals so you could display the same thing on two tv screens. So if you were to do that you would need 3 one for the yellow, one for the red, and one for the white. This type of adapter is not compatible with a headphone jack if that's your question. Hope this helps. I'm not sure what you mean by that but let me see if I can explain it in a way that helps. This y adapter is for use with av type connections, an av connection is the cords you would typically have seen on DVD players VCRs game systems etc. (before the age of HD which led to HDMI cords) it's a group of three colored cables yellow red and white. This adapter allows you to split an output of one of those devices into two signals so you could display the same thing on two tv screens. So if you were to do that you would need 3 one for the yellow, one for the red, and one for the white. This... » Read More I'm not sure what you mean by that but let me see if I can explain it in a way that helps. This y adapter is for use with av type connections, an av connection is the cords you would typically have seen on DVD players VCRs game systems etc. (before the age of HD which led to HDMI cords) it's a group of three colored cables yellow red and white. This adapter allows you to split an output of one of those devices into two signals so you could display the same thing on two tv screens. So if you were to do that you would need 3 one for the yellow, one for the red, and one for the white. This type of adapter is not compatible with a headphone jack if that's your question. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yeap. Just did that last week at home, but I have only the AV200s. Bought a single AV200 adapter and added it to my network. Make sure you read instructions in the box on adding to your existing network. I am however only seeing single AV200 and AV500 adapters - not seeing a single AV600 adapter available for purchase here : (
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I had the same question. Glad to hear that there is no video lag. On the same note, I have a similar question: I would like to connect my Nintendo Wii through this receiver as well. Will this model take analog component and pipe it out over HDMI? The setup I currently have does not have component-in, so I will be using this as a hub for the time being. I realize there may be some input-lag due to conversion, I just want to confirm that this device would accept analog component input and then be able to push it out over HDMI. Any info would be appreciated!
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I just bought this machine and am not sure how to record on VHS. The manual goes from hooking it up to programming the show. I need the inbetween. What happened to channel 3? So far I had to go in the menu on the TV and change it (source?) to VCR, then turn on VCR, plug in the show, then I had to go back in the menu and change the mode from VCR to TV. What a hassle. Is this right? Yesterday I talked to Toshiba and NOW they said taping OTA on VHS might not work. Can someone help me that actually has performed this task? I have Samsung HDTV, rooftop antenna, and no cable.
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I tried hooking up my Panasonic DVD/VCR but it does not display correctly. I have no idea what cables to use, I just used the ones I had on my old Sony, but cannot get a clear picture.
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You have two choices, use an analog input port (red and white RCA jacks) ... or ... a digital optical port. Both types of port are available on the HK AVR 354.
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I just figured my set out. Sylvania seems to change how these are made and operated even though they are the same model. The model I have has 2 totally identical units, and 1 remote control. The remote has a button labeled "source". This toggles the units between DVD and AV IN. Which ever you have cabled ( cable inserted AV IN) as unit B has to have AV IN toggled, Unit A AV OUT, and DVD selected it shows on the screen. How you have the dc cabled has no matter.
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I have a avr146 and all the basic controls work fine. I do not have my directtv or tv setup on this remote. I use my directtv remote. I do have my PS3 hooked to it but only for sound which is great,but use PS3 remote to make selections. Hope this helped at least a little.