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Old 20-06-2007, 9:09 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Please Help. Could somebody tell me the best way to connect a digibox,vcr & dvd to tv so that i can timer record freeview as well as analogue signal on vcr. TV has 3 scart sockets & rf in, VCR has 2 scart & rf in/out, Digi box has 1 scart & rf in/out, DVD has 1 scart. Thanks!!
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Old 20-06-2007, 10:05 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Please Help. Could somebody tell me the best way to connect a digibox,vcr & dvd to tv so that i can timer record freeview as well as analogue signal on vcr. TV has 3 scart sockets & rf in, VCR has 2 scart & rf in/out, Digi box has 1 scart & rf in/out, DVD has 1 scart. Thanks!!
Do you know if your Freeview digibox has an RF modulator...if you don't know report back with the make/model no.
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Re: Digibox Connections

If your primary reason for wanting to record Freeview is to "timeshift" (ie to record, watch and then delete) then by far the best and easiest way to go about it is to replace your regular Freeview box with a Freeview PVR, and stop using tape for this purpose.

On the other hand, if your primary reason is to record and keep, then I'd similarly recommend a move to a DVD recorder with onboard Freeview. One with a Hard Disk will offer the easy ability to do both.
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