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Old 6-Feb-2011, 9:13 PM   #2
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If you are using a cable like this to connect the converter to your VCR, consider using a cable set like this instead.

I am presuming that the model number of your VCR is actually DV-T3DN and that it is not capable of stereo recording or play back. If I am wrong, and you have stereo capability, a cable set such as this would be able to support stereo.

My thinking is that there is a problem with the video and audio being combined and sent over a common RF channel. This change would have you record from the line input rather than channel 3 or 4.
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