Lightning may have taken toll, however the VCR was unaffected because I checked it out on another TV. No pic or sound on RF or VCR input 1 using std A/V connect. Can connect to input 2 with DVD for perfect video and sound.
This process reset and placed me in Setup. To select antenna (defaults to cable) went to menu and set for antenna and did autoprogram.
Video and audio still behaves like no RF signal present. What makes less sense to me is that it will not show a VCR input on A/V 1 input, but will take the DVD input on A/V 2 input. This process reset and placed me in Setup. To select antenna (defaults to cable) went to menu and set for antenna and did autoprogram. Video and audio still behaves like no RF signal present. What makes less sense to me is that it will not show a VCR input on A/V 1 input, but will take the DVD input on A/V 2 input.
Reset mirco by pressing with tv off. display , 5 volume up power on .then press 8 then enter.
How do I connect my Sansui 6010B VCR with an analog TV and a DTV tuner?
two ways of connecting VCR with Analog TV with DTV tuner.
DTV tuner (RF) output to VCR (RF) input,VCR (RF) output to analog TV (RF) input.
turn DTV tuner on (VCR should have a TV\VCR switch that makes signal coming from tuner BYPASS VHS right into TV) note:: change channel FROM tuner.You should be able to record by placing a blank tape and pressing RECORD.
If your TV is all digital and does not have an analog NTSB tuner you will have to use component input connections from the VCR to the TV instead of the RF (antenna) cable connection. First try pressing the TV/VCR button on the VCR remote to provide a direct VCR feed to the TV.
Please hook up VCR with TV through RF cable and check picture of VCR playback in TV.
Now you can hook DVD player video-audio out in VCR input and can have dvd playback picture in TV via VCR modulator.
If you want to listen sound via receiver then hook audio red-white cable between VCR audio out and receiver audio in terminals.
Let me know exact model numbers of units to help you out more.
You don't say what kind of tv,model,etc. or if the tv tuner is 'solid state', push button, knob type channel changer.
If you REALLY, REALLY have to use the tv through the vcr.place the signal [antenna, cable box, cable antenna (signal) in vcr RF input.place a blank vhs tape to record, use the RCA jacks[AUDIO & VIDEO] in back of the VCR to INPUT of TV video & audio ( if you have then ) While you are recording, you will be able to see the tv program.
p.s. place the TV\VCR switch to vcr.
Usually one connects a RF [cable tv, Dish tv, antenna ] cable to the INPUT of VCR & a RF cable output to tv (antenna )INPUT .The reason is that if you are watching TV reception (Cable, Dish, etc) and you want to watch VCR tape, just push the tape in and it should start playing picture.
if you're hooking your VCR via analog video input of your TV then check that the yellow colored video wire goes to yout TV video input, will also be colored yellow inside the terminal. The white and red color inputs are for audio. Likewise the output of your VCD will have the same colord code Yellow for video, red/white for audio (stereo). After setting this up, select your TV function to video in, be sure to check your video input channel as well if you're having more than one video input. Video 1 or 2 or 3. Make sure your VCR is powered up when you start to setup your TV function select.
if you're hooking your VCR to your TV via RF signal (over your TV tuner) You need to scan the right frequency to get it tuned to your TV channel. Cabling willbe via RF antenna input of your TV and RF antenna out of your VCR.
Please explain what you mean by "tuning in." Are you referring to hooking up to your Television, or to a cable/satellite box? Or can you not see video when you play a VCR.
Check your hookup cabling. With a cable or satellite system, the VCR normally is hooked between the cable/sat receiver box and the TV. Cable box RF output to VCR RF input, VCR RF output to TV RF input.
There are other possibilities when your TV has video or line inputs.
? What is the model # off the back ?
Does the video work on the RF coax cable input?
to TV coax in,put the TV on Chan. 3,play a tape and get audio and video?
and white out of DVD to yellow,red and white in on back of TV?
came w/TV ? Do you have the owner/operator manual for the TV?
Sorry to ask so many ????? Let me know how it goes!! T.
You didn't mention anything about a cable box, VCR, etc. which might be connected. A snowy pic. means simply, inadequate signal is reaching the tuner, or the TV tuner itself is bad. If the first is so... check your cabling. If you have a VCR or DVD player hooked in between the cable box or outside antenna (whichever is the case), VCR (RF or ant.) out should go to the TV, VCR antenna (RF or ant.) input to the cable box. Also check the cable wire itself. If you look at the end of the cable, you should see a relatively thin center wire. This center conductor is what carries the signal. If it is missing, bent over, or too short to make contact with whatever it is connected to, you will have a very snowy pic. If you have a spare TV, connect it in place of your "new" TV, to narrow down the problem. Lastly, if all is well with hookup, cabling, etc. the TV might have a problem. Sometimes the tuner has a component defect, or the coaxial connector can be broken.