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Transfer Directv feed to VCR
Possible?
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litzdog911
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6 months ago
Possible, yes. Easy, no.
Only the older DirecTV boxes provided composite video outputs that you could connect to a VCR. Newer equipment with HDMI OUT is not easily connected to a VCR.
What DirecTV equipment model(s) do you have?
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npkbob
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6 months ago
The box on my main tv is C71KW-400. Have 4 others I stream through Rokus. I was trying to exit the Roku via HDMI converted to RCA cables into the VCR but couldn't get any feed that way. Have not tried from the main Directv box.
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litzdog911
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6 months ago
Right. The challenge will be converting the HDMI OUTPUT to a composite RCA video/audio to feed the VCR. Not all HDMI converters are created equally, and HDCP copy protection may block any video transfer.
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npkbob
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6 months ago
Thanks. I will try the main box and see what happens.
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goldw1800
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6 months ago
You can also get a Video adapter that takes HDMI out and converters it analog signal --Look on Amazon
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