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October 3, 2012 at 2:17 pm #13714
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InactiveHi, I’m new to the Forum, and to Humax. Just bought a Freesat Foxsat HD top box. I’ve connected by scart lead a recordable DVD/Hardrive recorder to record Freesat programmes, but I can’t access the recorder. Nothing happens when I press the source button. Does anyone know what I’m not doing right?
Thanks.
October 3, 2012 at 2:28 pm #38685grahamlthompson
ParticipantWelcome to the forum.
What scart connections are you using ? Will the DVD recorder record RGB.
Assuming RGB connect the Foxsat TV scart to an AV input on the DVDR (usually AV1), check on the Foxsat it’s set to output RGB. Connect a second scart on the DVDR (might be labelled vcr or Aux) to a TV scart. Select this scart on the TV so you can see the DVDR. Now look for a source/AV button on the DVDR remote, on some you might have to cycle down the channel list to find the TV scart (check the manual). You should now see the Foxsat pictures on the TV. The source button on the Foxsat remote connects anything connected to the vcr scart through to the TV.
October 3, 2012 at 3:11 pm #38686Anonymous
InactiveMmm! I would normally advise connecting the DVDR between the Foxsat and the TV the opposite way round to that just suggested? That is with the Foxsat connected to the AV2/AUX/VCR SCART of the DVDR and the TV to the AV1 SCART of the DVDR as they are wired up to allow RGB pass-through (and recording) from AV2 In to AV1 Out.
October 3, 2012 at 3:18 pm #38687grahamlthompson
Participantgomezz – 4 minutes ago »
Mmm! I would normally advise connecting the DVDR between the Foxsat and the TV the opposite way round to that just suggested? That is with the Foxsat connected to the AV2/AUX/VCR SCART of the DVDR and the TV to the AV1 SCART of the DVDR as they are wired up to allow RGB pass-through (and recording) from AV2 In to AV1 Out.
The only DVDr’s I have ever used only offered RGB recording from the TV scart (AV1) not from the pvr scart which offers S-video and composite. The OP needs to check the manual of the specific DVDR.
October 3, 2012 at 4:27 pm #38688Anonymous
InactiveHi Graham and Gomezz,
Thanks so much for your amazingly fast replies! I’ve got the T.V. scart from the Foxsat into scart in of the recorder, and scart out of the recorder into the scart of the T.V. and made sure everything’s set to RGB as you said. On the T.V.remote, scroll down input to scart, and on the recorder remote,source to scart and Fantastic! it’s all there!
Thank you so much! Hope this helps more “Newbies like me!”
John.
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