How do I connect my DVD recorder to my TV with HDMI?

Posted on by Dominique Stacey

How do I connect my DVD recorder to my TV with HDMI?

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  1. Connect the cable box HDMI out to the HDMI input on your your DVD Recorder. Then when you watch TV, that way the HDMI signal will pass through the DVD recorder to your TV.
  2. Purchase an HDMI splitter which splits 1 HDMI signal into 2 or more HDMI connections and are very affordable on Amazon.

Can I record HDTV on a DVD recorder?

You now can record from your TV onto blank, writable DVDs using a DVD recorder. Connect your TV and DVD recorder with an HDMI cable for the best possible video and audio quality.

Can you record from HDMI output?

The ClearClick HD Capture Box allows you to record from any HDMI video source. No computer, no software, and no confusing drivers are required. Simply connect the HD Capture Box to your video source (HDMI cable included), plug in a USB flash drive or USB hard drive, and press “Record”!

Does DVD player need HDMI cable?

What cables do you need to connect a DVD player to a TV? Newer DVD players typically come with an HDMI cable, which you can simply plug into the TV and DVD player. However, older models may come with a composite cable. To use this, connect the red, white and yellow plugs into their respective ports on both devices.

Can you connect DVD recorder to Smart TV?

Plug in the S-Video cable to the S-Video input on the DVD recorder. Next, connect the RCA audio cable to the output on the TV source and the input on the DVD recorder. Finally, connect the S-Video cable and the RCA audio cable to the output on the DVD recorder and the input on the TV.

Can you use a DVD recorder with Smart TV?

To connect your DVD player to your Smart TV, look for the RCA audio video port behind your TV. The component, or yellow RCA port, is for video: You connect the yellow RCA port on your DVD player to the corresponding jack on your Smart TV.

Do they make DVD recorders anymore?

DVD recorders are an alternative to the VCR. Many manufacturers are no longer making new DVD recorders for the U.S. market. Some that still do are selling the same models that they introduced two, or more, years ago.