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At wits end for hooking up a new TV to a VCR/DCR with no built in tuner
I had an old TV. I had only an antenna, because I live in a rural area with no available cable. I had been using a digital converter box for the last year. I was able to record on a VCR/DVR that has no built in tuner. I could only record the channel the TV was on.
Now I finally bought a digital TV and the VCR/DVR will only play, it no longer records. How is that possible. What do I need to make it work. I was told an RF modulator would do the trick, but that is not the case. I was also told the antenna had to go diredtly into the VCR/DVR, but it doesn't even have an antenna in outlet. So how did it work before I got the digital TV?? If know the answers, please share. I am losing sleep over this. |
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