Will this unit output to a TV (1080P) and a DVD recorder SIMULTANEOUSLY? Are there any issues?
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I have mine on a Y splitterTwo HD TV AND BLURAY CONNECTED.RUNNING OFF ONE HD VERIZON FIOS RECORDERNO PROBLEMS AT ALL
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Not to my knowledge, it works just fine. I am very happy with it. Mine is also used to split two 1080P TV's plus dvr plus xbox and we station. works great.
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I run the 2nd HDMI output from the splitter into a J-Tech HDMI-to-analog down-converter, which is then run into my Magnavox DVR, & everything works! So, yes, with the addition of the down-converter box, I can now time-shift any content received through my streaming media sources, for viewing when convenient.
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We have had no issues at all with this recorder; however, we have mostly used it with DVD and very few VHS.
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Yes, you can connect this Sony HDRPJ810/B to a dvd recorder to record DVDs. However, you may needed an AV cable (one end is a Multi/Micro USB Terminal and on the other end has an RCA terminals). This cable are not included in the package and are sold separately. Hope this helps. -Ely
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I'm not sure. I did not have mine long enough to try that. If you try it & it does could you tell me? The recorders that I've seen other folks use will record it from a DVR, but it's not 720 or 1080. It's only 480( standard def).
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Standard Def only. I don't believe an HDTV DVD recorder exists, at the consumer level anyway. That would be too nice, but probably way too expensive too!
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Yes. There is a 'multi' jack that can be used to output to a video recorder or TV. You will have to purchase an optional AV cable for this however.
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The unit worked OK with the RCA video and audio outputs tied to an analog DVR input. It also has S-video jack for better quality when you need it. The converter worked well.
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As long as your TV has RCA output connections, yes you can, the CD recorder has RCA input sockets.hope this helps- Cliff
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Hey Jeff, it will record both audio and video, you just need to be sure you go in the settings and turn on the audio recording setting. Mine was set to audio recording "off" when I received the unit.
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YES!! I've done it with my Hi-8 video tapes. It was very simple, attaching the output from the video camera to the input on the DVD recorder. First time I tried, I forgot to select the setting for the source, and ended up with a little TV recording, but once I corrected my problem, it went very smoothly.
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Yes. I have mine connected to the output of my AVR (AV receiver), splitting to a projector and a TV. I've had both running at the same time, no problem.
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Unfortunately the answer is no, it will not output two video signals simultaneously.
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The unit should record the show from the original broadcast and it should play back exactly how it was recorded.I don't believe this unit has any extra "features." Leave those up to your TV.
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I also found a hepful link to help you understand specifically what a dvd multi-recorder does: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080806052710AAhD5qj
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Will I be able to record shows that are stored on my cable dvr to this dvd recorder? Has anyone tried this?
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This device has 4 audio and video (RCA type) outputs. Whatever audio/video feed going into it can be sent to 1 up to 4 devices. At 480P resolution which is what you would expect from a standard DVD there is no loss.
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If your TV has composite video input (use the included cord with the yellow, red and white plugs) then it will work. If your TV has only the cable/antenna input, it may not work. The recorder would have to be able to output an RF-modulated signal on channel 3 or 4, like a VCR, but many devices don't do that anymore.