Mediasonic hw180stb vs mediasonic hw-150pvr

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However, there are other recording options available in addition to a TiVo, or PC TV tuner. You can do as Cornucopia suggested to keep using your VCR to record. (you realize, don't you, that Insignia probably makes scores if not hundreds of models of LED TVs, all with different levels of capabilites).

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Still can't give you full suggestions, because I still don't know what the MODEL # is. RF A/B switcher box, current output of choice goes to Broadband RF splitter (amplified, if poss) sent to outputs A and BД©. Unless the TV is very cheaply made, it should still have capability to receive NTSC (which is what your VCR would be putting out on ch3 or 4) in addition to QAM ATSC DTV reception.ДЈ.

The VCR can only do old-school NTSC signals (input & output). on the composite (RCA) out, and THAT is what the VCR won't allow. But the TV is probably putting out SCMS/CGMS/Macrovision, etc. No the digital converter has nothing to do with that - signals are converted once they're decoded by the TV. I hope I've provided you with more detail.

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a Bluetooth speaker sounds like so I may have to see if Bestbuy can show me the difference now that things have calmed down because the holidays are over and I can talk to a sales person that isn't flustered. The problem is I don't know the difference between what a soundbar vs. I just figured that the blue tooth speaker would be better because it would be closer to me instead of bothering the neighbors with excessive volume. So, do I connect the antenna coaxial to the Digital converter, come out of that with a coaxal, pluging into the DVD/ VCR, come out again with coaxial and plug into the flatscreen like I did with the old TV? Is the flatscreen looking for a digital signal thru the VCR?ДЄs for the sound situation, the soundbar was a consideration if I can find one that's not to dear. I guess that's where the Digital converter would have to come into play. If I stop playing the tape, the TV stops recognizing the player and I can't tape off of the TV. I hooked it up to the flat screen TV with the RCA cables and the TV recognizes the VCR, but only when I'm viewing my tapes. The DVD/ VCR is from 2002 so it doesn't receive digital signals. Depending upon the model of your TV (since you didn't give any info on it), you might also need to convert from SPDIF (TOSLink, etc) digital out to RCA Analog Line in. You will get MUCH better quality with either getting a Soundbar or Receiver+(wired) Speaker set. This is due NOT to the quality of the source nor to the quality of the receiver/speakers, but due to the limitations in the spec of the A2DP profile/protocol. BT transfers via the equivalent of low-med bitrate mp3 or low bitrate (sbc) aac, so much of the quality of the signal is being lost in the transmission. I do not recommend BT speakers, particularly if you are already hard of hearing. You want equivalent (or better) full features of a VCR, while getting full simultaneous reception on the TV? Get a Tivo with QAM reception, or HTPC with QAM DTV OTA vid card and use PVR software. Unless your old DVD/VCR can receive QAM DTV signals, then yes, a converter box would have to be hooked up (upstream of) the DVD/VCR.

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