Blue back appears when viewing VHS tapes; otherwise, no picture at all. The tapes are not damaged, and the DVD player in the unit functions well. Am I able to fix the VHS problem?
Thank you for any help you can give me.
Try cleaning the cylender head of your vcr you can do that by opening the unit or buying vhs vcr casset cleaner....
ps : check if you have to switch between tv and vcr via remote , and when you insert the vhs tape you are able to rew and frw and press play normally...if these are ok usually its a little dirt onthe cylender head....hope this helps...
Posted on Jan 01, 2009
try cleaning the cylender head of your vcr you can do that by opening the unit or buying vhs vcr casset cleaner....
ps : check if you have to switch between tv and vcr via remote , and when you insert the vhs tape you are able to rew and frw and press play normally...if these are ok usually its a little dirt onthe cylender head....hope this helps...
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Posted on Jan 02, 2017
Connect a set of RCA audio and video cables to the color-coded outputs
on the back of your Samsung VHS/DVD player. The colors of these cables are
yellow (video), white (left audio) and red (right audio).
Take the other end of the RCA audio and video cables and connect them to
the color-corresponding inputs on your television. When plugging in these
cables, look for a label for the input, such as "Video 1" and
"Audio 1." This will be important in Step 5.
Turn on the television and the Samsung VHS/DVD player.
Tune your television to the video input channel that you noted in Step
3. If you did not take note, you can also tune through your television's input
channels until you find the one displaying the signal from the DVD/VCR player.
Insert a VHS tape or DVD into the Samsung player and press the
"Play" button to verify that the unit is functioning properly.
Component Video
Plug the power cable of the Samsung VHS/DVD player into an available
power outlet near the television.
Connect a set of component video cables to the color-coded outputs on
the back of your Samsung VHS/DVD player. These cables will look similar to
composite audio and video cables, but they are instead color-coded as red, blue
and green.
Plug the other end of the component video cables into the
color-corresponding inputs on your television. Take note of what input number
you are plugging the cords into, as it will be useful later.
Connect a set of RCA audio cables to "Audio Out" jacks on your
VHS/DVD player, then connect the other ends to your television. These cables
are color-coded as red and white and must be plugged into the same input number
as the component video cables.
Turn on the television and the Samsung VHS/DVD player.
Tune your television to the component video input channel where you
connected the Samsung VHS/DVD player.
Insert a VHS or DVD into the Samsung player and press the "Play"
button to verify that the unit is functioning properly.
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