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Hooking Up Your VCR

The basic VCR/TV connection - antenna/cable to VCR to TV - is shown below. For other hookups, including those that use

cable converter/descrambler boxes, see pages 36 - 39.

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Connect the antenna/cable to your VCR.

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Connect your VCR to your TV using the black RF coaxiol cable (supplied). Make sure both the TV and the VCR are plugged in.

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Select channel 3 or 4.

Set the CH3/CH4 switch on the back of the VCR to CH3 or CH4, whichever channel is not used or least used in your area. To oper- ate your VCR with your TV, set the TV to the same channel. For example, when playing a

tape, if the CH3/CH4 switch is set to CH3, the TV should be on channel 3.

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Contents Page Safetysymbols Features Safety PrecautionsAuto Tracking Table of Contents Erase Protectnon Before Using Your VCFPutting Batteries Remote Control Using the Remote Control Types of Video Cassette Tapes and Tape SpeedsExample only Hooking Up Your VCR\\\ fl # Antenna JackTurning on Your .VCR Remote Control PressPower TV and VCRPlaying RemoteIt to channel 3 or Set Turn the TV on Speed button to Remote ControlRecordin Press RECord/OTR btttton once to Start recordingDaylight-Saving Time Selection Setting the ClockManual Clock Setting SET ClockNumber Buttons Setting the Clock contdRemote Control ButtonOn-Screen Displays VCR Status DisplayVCR Status Display Screen VCR Light This light appears when the VCR is VCR position Information about VCR operations is displayed hereRecording has been paused Channels 1 Remote Control Buttons contd ButtonRemote control so you can operate your Wireless Remote SensorReceives an infrared signal from your Front PanelVideo OUTput Jack Video INput JackOUTput Jack Recording One Channel/Watching AnotherOne Touch Recording Starting an OTRStopping an OTR Timer Recording MenuProgram Contd Number ButtonsNumber VCR Plus+IGuide Channel Guide CHSetting Up VCR Plus+ contd Up/Down Setting Up VCRPlus+ contd Guide Channel SETButtons Timer Recording With VCR PlusNumber Press the STATUS/EXIT button. PRORerecording Tape Duplication ConnectionsOperation Programming Channels Adding/Deleting Channels Channel MemoryLanguage Selection IReviewing Programmed ChannelsPlayback Option Repeat PlaybackTime Search Playback Options contd When in Stop Mode Press REWind/SEARCHReset Zero Time Counter MemoryPlayback Options contdTape Eject Automatic PlaybackAutomatic Rewind, Eject, Off Auto TrackingTry Again Press Release Remote Control Mute ButtonUsing Works yourCode Setting Cable Converter BoxPress Release Hooking Up Your VCR Timer RecordingPower Failure Line InputIf----VHF/UHF System Antenna/Cable to VCR to TV HookupsConnect the antenna or cable to your VCR VHF only or UHF only NotsuppiedOther Hookups contd VHFor CableWatching TV With the VCR Off With a Converter/Descrambler BoxRecording and Viewing a Scrambled or Unscrambled Channel Back ANTenna INput Jack OUTputPlaying a Tape With a VCR to TV Converter/Descrambler BoxRecording One Channel Watching Another VCR to Stereo TV HookupsBefore Requesting Service PowerFrom MiscellaneousGlossary VCR video cassette recorderVideo Cassette Recorder Super high Speed searching Compartment Super long play Button Jog/shuttle Skip search Ac power cord Slow14-15 Power One touch RecordingAoo

VRU344AT specifications

The Magnavox VRU344AT is a versatile and user-friendly DVD recorder that combines modern technology with classic functionality. This device is an excellent choice for those looking to digitize their favorite TV shows or movies onto DVD, providing an easy solution for home entertainment.

One of the standout features of the VRU344AT is its ability to record from various sources. Users can connect the DVD recorder to their cable or satellite box, video camcorders, or even VHS players, allowing for seamless recordings of high-quality content. The device supports a wide range of formats, including DVD-R, DVD-RW, and DVD+R, ensuring compatibility with most existing DVD players.

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