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Donovan0001

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#42782 10-Oct-2009 14:51
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Can somebody tell me, step by step, how to pre-set record My Sky programmes to my Philips VCR?


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billgates
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  #263050 10-Oct-2009 14:54
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expect some spam coming from bots soon.




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Donovan0001

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  #263053 10-Oct-2009 15:09
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Is that a helpful reply?

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  #263060 10-Oct-2009 15:23
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Donovan0001: Is that a helpful reply?


Yes, Yes it is... He is informing you that because you posted your email on a public forum expect to see a few spam bots hit you.



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  #263063 10-Oct-2009 15:36
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Donovan0001: Can somebody tell me, step by step, how to pre-set record My Sky programmes to my Philips VCR?




Mate, edit your post take off your email address!!



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  #263065 10-Oct-2009 15:42
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Donovan0001: Can somebody tell me, step by step, how to pre-set record My Sky programmes to my Philips VCR?




Mate check out this...


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-mail_address_harvesting

Donovan0001

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  #263074 10-Oct-2009 16:43
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Oh, I see. Well it's gone now.
Now - Can somebody tell me, step by step, how to pre-set record My Sky programmes to my Philips VCR?

andrewcnz
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  #263081 10-Oct-2009 17:14
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Sorry pre set record? You have a my sky and you want to make VHS copies of the stored programmes that are on the my sky?



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  #263093 10-Oct-2009 17:56
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Not really gone as it is still showing in the quotes!

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  #263094 10-Oct-2009 18:02
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CYaBro: Not really gone as it is still showing in the quotes!




Whoops! All fixed now.

Donovan0001

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  #263246 11-Oct-2009 11:10
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Andrew cnz. I want to be able to set my Philips VTR to record a programme overnight while I'm tucked up in bed. What settings do I use for the VTR and how do I pre-programme My Sky to record to the VTR rather than to the My Sky HDisk?

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  #263247 11-Oct-2009 11:15
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You simply set the Philips to record in timer mode in exactly the same manner as you would to record from its analog tuner but you choose the AV input as the source. Are you saying that you have know idea how to use your VCR??, can you be bothered to read manual or do we read it for you and provide key by key instructions???




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  #263249 11-Oct-2009 11:21
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As for the mySky, you can't tell it to record to anything (as if Sky would build in such a feature), you merely connect the composite video out to your VCR. Given Sky SD is on par with VHS you shouldn't notice any drop in quality.




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Donovan0001

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  #263292 11-Oct-2009 17:37
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Thanks Ultimate Geek, I now have it working - I didn't have 'AV In' available, just a choice of 'AV In Rear' or 'AV In Front'. I chose rear because that's where the yellow, red and white jacks are plugged in. As for reading the manual; you might find such tomes comprehensible, I do not. Most such manuals appear to me to be written by people with degrees in non-communication. That's why 'Dummies Guides' are so popular!

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