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Date Posted: 18:38:03 10/28/01 Sun
Author: Phil
Subject: Re: Selecting a VCR
In reply to: JAJ 's message, "Re: Selecting a VCR" on 03:37:13 10/25/01 Thu

Thanks JAJ
I have just tried a Panasonic mid range HiFi Sereo VCR, still does not work.
So far, I have tried Panasonic, Phillips, Teac, Omni, Sony and Sanyo. All current models, all HiFi Sereo.
The only thing that works is my 68cm Panasonic TV, about 3 years old.
I have now modified the TV with a Tuner video/audio in and out RCA sockets. Then connected the decoder inbetween. It works now, but would still prefer a VCR solution for my new freinds who also want a decoder.
Phil

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