After reading reviews, not sure if this item will fix my dvd/VCR player from switching off because loose connections. Is this going to be a waste of $
1754805
In my opinion, yes it will be a waste of money. That's exactly the problem that this item caused in my otherwise perfectly working DVD player. I tested it on multiple players and multiple tv's.
1754806
these cables are designed to fit snug and it can be tightened to make a better connection as well , these are the highest quality , and gold plated
1754807
well, I'm not positive, have never had a dvd/vcr switch off due to a loose connection. In fact never heard of this happening due to a loose connection with a RCA cable connection. You might want to check more into your problem. BUT I have bought both 6 and 50 foot cables here and have had NO problems. They are used for DVDs, audio, and karaoke, set ups. Hope this helps.
863806
I doubt it. I can't view or record from my VCR. I would buy a more reliable cable. Other users said this one is so inexpensive it is not worth returning so manufacturer doesn't care. I agree. Others for a few dollars more appear to have good reviews.
2282948
Cannot answer the question without a lot more information. Is your "cable" coming from a cable company that you are paying for? Then I suggest asking them. If your "cable" is coming from your own antenna and you are just getting free over-the-air TV then you need a vcr/dvd with a "digital" tuner. Assuming that your dead vcr/dvd player just died recently and you were able to watch TV and record on the VCR with no problems then the best thing to do is to replace it with one that works the same way. DVD/VCR combos generally come 3 ways: 1- with an "analog" tuner; 2- with a "digital tuner"; 3- with no tuner. Find out what kind of tuner your old VCR/DVD had and replace it with one that has the same kind of tuner and it should work with the same connections. If you don't know what kind of tuner it had search the Internet with the model number and it will likely show up. If it is more than 4-5 years old it probably had an "analog" tuner. Be aware that no one is currently manufacturing VCR/DVD combos with tuners. Whatever is out there new will have no tuner which will not work for you if you only have a cable and no cable box or separate tuner. If you find a vcr/dvd with a tuner it will be used, refurbished or NOS (new old stock). They are hard to find and usually expensive when you do plus many of the used or refurbished ones usually don't work right if they work at all. I went through half a dozen before I found a good one.
339800
I can only say that if the slots fit the VCR then maybe...I can't say for sure. If it were me I would order the cord if I thought it would work. If it does keep it. If not just make sure you save everything, pack it up neatly as it arrived and return it.
1256753
I googled for the manual to the jvc dvd player - http://resources.jvc.com/Resources/00/01/15/LVT2013-001A.pdf. As far as I can tell YES this will fit that device- this is a standard figure 8 power cord that will connect to a USA standard AC outlet. This is a very common AC power cord - a LOT of AV equipment use this exact plug. Confidence is very high you will be successful with this.
1398193
if you unplugged it and plugged it back on, and nothing positive happens.....throw it out! panasonic makes garbage dvd players. it is not the panasonic of the past. i keep 5 dvd players in the house, cause i am a movie buff., and in the past i've had all panasonic players. those days are over. i have one panasonic player left and that hiccups every eight minutes on recordable discs. on your problem, maybe you can contact panasonic.com or call them and they can send you, or you can download their software update. it didnt work for me, but it might work for you. if mechanically inclined, and not under warranty....you can take off the cover, unscrew the carriage cover and remove the disc. also sometimes, if the disc is not in the slot correctly., it could jam up, and shut itself off. my dmp-bd871 played well for 4 months, and now it will not accept any disc. i will admit, that before it went kaput, it had the best picture of any other player i've had................irene
1167907
That is what I used it for but you have to make sure your connector is on the correct size. Make sure the one you are replacing looks exactly like the one you are buying. Some of them have the connector in the middle and will not work if yours is on the right.
260186
Hi Sandy. I bought this as a refurbished machine to attempt to convert my dad's old video camera recordings to DVD. I plugged the camcorder cable into the front input of the DVD recorder, and it worked perfectly. I made a set of DVDs for my mom and brother for Christmas that year. The only inputs on this DVD recorder are the S-video or the component (red, yellow, green), so as long as your VCR will plug into either of those, it should work as well as mine did. Good luck!
2198433
I don't remember if it could or not. The guy had sold me a mess up VCR and DVD player u had gave the man that sold me this 1 star meaning no stars ok so please don't send me this question again I was very upset with this ok
1348379
not sure but I think will work . I have the same one and use it on hdmi dvd
1215238
Matthew, If your DVD Player has screw terminals it will but if it plugs in, it won't. I used mine to connect an antenna to coax. Hope this helps
2202159
It most likely will. It's been a while since I had to deal with this problem, but if you want to get your turntable working, the cost is reasonable and worth giving it a try. If you have a problem installing this, type your question on Google and a video should come up with very clear instructions.
1699081
I would go with the description. You might try Googling the part number to make certain. I only burn the -R, as the +R doesn't seem to be as universally compatible with both computer and dvd players from what I've personally deduced.
87464
Yes you can make sure you set it for the proper voltage rating.But I would check on the other person's answer as far as the different formatof the VHS Player. Power delivered it will work.
193273
Thats all I did with this cable. Just plug it into your comp, or dvd player and it should work like a charm.
1915422
I used this to be able to use HDMI input for my HD TV. It converts the rca output to HDMI perfect and voice and picture match perfect. It has been great since I still have a lot of VCR tapes. Hope this answers your question.
312612
If you have a cable box from Timer Warner, you should be fine. The cable box will act as your tuner. You only need a tuner in your vcr if you DONT have a cable box.