DVR to VHS

If I record on TWC's DVR...while viewing the recorded show at a later
date..How can I tape it to a VCR tape?( I know!...hoping Santa Baby will
bring a HD-DVD recorder) Can I just record it while viewing? Or do I
need to do something special?
TIA..Card

On Tue, 13 Nov 2007 16:25:52 -0500, CardLady01@webtv.net (card lady)
wrote:

>If I record on TWC's DVR...while viewing the recorded show at a later
>date..How can I tape it to a VCR tape?( I know!...hoping Santa Baby will
>bring a HD-DVD recorder) Can I just record it while viewing? Or do I
>need to do something special?
>
Yes, you would record while playing from the DVR whether you choose to
watch it at that time or not.

Gary E
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On 11/13/2007, card lady posted this:
> If I record on TWC's DVR...while viewing the recorded show at a later
> date..How can I tape it to a VCR tape?( I know!...hoping Santa Baby will
> bring a HD-DVD recorder) Can I just record it while viewing? Or do I
> need to do something special?
> TIA..Card

Connect your DVR output to your VCR input, play and record.

You can use the RF cable (the coaxial with screw-on collars) or you can
use the audio (red & white) + video (yellow or 4-pin black) connectors.
The audio + video (also called AV or A/V) has better signal quality.
You have to select the right input on the VCR.

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