Frage von Theobald:
Hello,
Who can help me?? I am equipped as follows:
- Older Telefunken Television with scart socket
- D-Box for Premiere
- Pioneer DVR-720H DVD recorder hard disks
- Wired
I am moving to 1.8. And there had to "only" satellite, which I have to grow to a receiver. If I now want to start with my DVD recorder, I can select, of which channel I want to do that (except for premiere here, I always have) to set the decoder prior to the appropriate channel. How does this work with satellite? Do I need to hire approximately synonymous to the satellite receiver still until the canal? Or is there something better? Perhaps some satellite receivers, absorbs the premiere of synonymous card, while communicating with my DVD recorder?
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU in advance!
Regards
Theo
Antwort von Markus:
Hello Theo,
In principle, a satellite receiver works as power-up: to choose program, then program the recorder so that it records the program from the receiver. Disadvantage: You can not switch in between to record later, another consignment of another channel.
But I've heard, it would become synonymous comfortable receivers that could be programmed like a VCR. By doing this you could be a number of consecutive consignments of different channels to record on video. That, however, everything must be programmed twice, so once again s.Receiver and s.Videorecorder. A specific recommendation for a receiver I have unfortunately not (... I), even cable. ;-)
Schau doch mal at Pioneer, if there are as synonymous devices that communicate with each other via Scart. Between VCR and TV which is quite common (see
Antwort von Theobald:
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the nice support!
Regards
Theo
