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VHS tracking goes crazy when recording to DVD.?

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I have a lot (200) of VHS tapes of educational material some comercial, some recorded from TV. I want to write them to DVD to save space (I can get three tapes on a dvd). When I connect my VHS player and DVD recorder via the scart lead the tracking of a lot of the tapes goes off (scrolling, and 'noise' on screen). Some of course are 'copy protected' and I expect that, but dont understand why the picture goes crazy (and records crazy) when I switch the DVD recorder on.

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  1. LOL @ "educational"

    Why not just say that you are copying your p**n?


  2. Hi Gwyhir ,

    That isn't the tracking causing your problem it is the copy guard. You will have to bypass it.

    A good device that will work is the Digital Video Stabilizer.  It works like a charm and is only $25. Go here to read about and see an example - http://www.qualitekindustries.com/vidsta...

    That will clear up your tracking issues.

    Norm

  3. Sounds like a incorrectly wired Scart cable to me.  Try a different one.

  4. Maybe the DVD player is interfering with the picture. I have notced that TV signals when the DVD player is on is of a lower quitly.

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