Help anyone

[kalin]

I am using two JVC VCR's to dub a couple of videos. Have done it many times
with other machines. These two (HR-J655EA and HR-J245EA) for some reason do
not work properly. The minute I hit 'record' the video signal level drops
down and becomes unstable (the sound is ok). Tried swapping the VCR's (eg
master-slave) but still no joy.

Thanks for any suggestions.

 

[Sofie]

kalin:
To verify that your hook-up is OK and your VCRs are working OK, try doing
this dubbing with a "home" recorded tape that was recorded off of the air or
cable instead of a commercial movie that has embedded copyguard.
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Best Regards,
Daniel Sofie
Electronics Supply & Repair
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"kalin" <kalin@tnet.com.au> wrote in message
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I am using two JVC VCR's to dub a couple of videos. Have done it many
times
with other machines. These two (HR-J655EA and HR-J245EA) for some reason
do
not work properly. The minute I hit 'record' the video signal level drops
down and becomes unstable (the sound is ok). Tried swapping the VCR's (eg
master-slave) but still no joy.

Thanks for any suggestions.

 

[jakdedert]

I had the same problem, only picture recorded okay--no sound at
all...swapped machines, same result...tried recording 'off air' signal--same
result. Tried new cables; everything you can think of.

Went back to it a few days later, turned on both machines, popped in source
and blank tapes, and hit record---Bingo! Everything worked.

Gremlins?

jak

"kalin" <kalin@tnet.com.au> wrote in message
news:3f7078f3$0$95051$c30e37c6@lon-reader.news.telstra.net...

I am using two JVC VCR's to dub a couple of videos. Have done it many
times
with other machines. These two (HR-J655EA and HR-J245EA) for some reason
do
not work properly. The minute I hit 'record' the video signal level drops
down and becomes unstable (the sound is ok). Tried swapping the VCR's (eg
master-slave) but still no joy.

Thanks for any suggestions.

 

[Rid]

looks like macrovision to me !
"kalin" <kalin@tnet.com.au> wrote in message
news:3f7078f3$0$95051$c30e37c6@lon-reader.news.telstra.net...

I am using two JVC VCR's to dub a couple of videos. Have done it many
times
with other machines. These two (HR-J655EA and HR-J245EA) for some reason
do
not work properly. The minute I hit 'record' the video signal level drops
down and becomes unstable (the sound is ok). Tried swapping the VCR's (eg
master-slave) but still no joy.

Thanks for any suggestions.