Dubbing VHS to DVD via DMR-ES40V

 

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Username: Chris0516

Santa Fe, New Mexico

Post Number: 1
Registered: Jan-08
I have the VHS/DVD combo machine mentioned in the Subject line. When I dub a VHS tape to DVD, it doesn't seem to consistently record audio while, video is fine.

I have read here, in reference to other combo machines on this website, that a separate VCR would need to be hooked up. Would that also be the case with what I have?
 

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Username: Samijubal

Post Number: 3699
Registered: Jul-04
A seperate VCR is needed when the tapes are retail. You've either got a defective recorder or bad tapes. Look at one of the tapes in question and see if the bottom edge of the tape is crinkled.
 

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Username: Chris0516

Santa Fe, New Mexico

Post Number: 2
Registered: Jan-08
I think the machine is defective because, after I read your reply, I went ahead and, erased a DVD-R/W and, started dubbing the same VHS tape again. In the beginning I was getting audio from the tape but, then the dubbing continued, without audio.
 

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Username: Samijubal

Post Number: 3700
Registered: Jul-04
Look at the tape and see if the bottom edge is crinkled.
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