8/14/09 at 3:13am
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Record Foxtel with Panasonic DMR-EZ47V DVD recorder and Panasonic TH-42PX70A TV?
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Record Foxtel with Panasonic DMR-EZ47V DVD recorder and Panasonic TH-42PX70A TV?
8/14/09 at 3:13am
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Record Foxtel with Panasonic DMR-EZ47V DVD recorder and Panasonic TH-42PX70A TV?
Hi
Can someone please help me, I've had my tv for ages now but still don't know how to record. I have Foxtel Digital and am not sure how to record onto a DVD. I have a:
-Panasonic DMR-EZ47V DVD recorder
-Panasonic TH-42PX70A HD TV
-Foxtel Digital
Please Help!!!
8/14/09 at 9:44am
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So the DVD has some SCART inputs, presumably, and the Foxtel Digital has SCART outs? You'd just connect these, use the DVD "input select" to point to that input. Put in a blank then record.
Getting a Foxtel DVR would be best in the long run though, hard drive recording is better especially if you want to record in high-definition.
Getting a Foxtel DVR would be best in the long run though, hard drive recording is better especially if you want to record in high-definition.
8/14/09 at 6:49pm
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Stephen Tu 
So the DVD has some SCART inputs, presumably, and the Foxtel Digital has SCART outs? You'd just connect these, use the DVD "input select" to point to that input. Put in a blank then record.
Getting a Foxtel DVR would be best in the long run though, hard drive recording is better especially if you want to record in high-definition.
So the DVD has some SCART inputs, presumably, and the Foxtel Digital has SCART outs? You'd just connect these, use the DVD "input select" to point to that input. Put in a blank then record.
Getting a Foxtel DVR would be best in the long run though, hard drive recording is better especially if you want to record in high-definition.
Thanks very much, but what do the SCART in/out puts look like? What cable is needed for it?
Cheers
