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Help: Record FIFA World Cup games

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  1. rage

    rage Member

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    Would someone help me with a recording problem, pls?

    I have the Comcast Digital box's video/ audio out (RCA connector) connected to my DVD recorder.
    The box also has an HDMI connector which I connect to my TV.

    If I turn the TV on, I could record on my DVD recorder.
    If I turn the TV off, it only record sound and an error message says the HDMI input was blocked.
    I don't want to have to turn on my TV to record. What can I do?
    Thanks.
     
  2. SwoLy-D

    SwoLy-D Contributing Member

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    That's odd. I have a U-verse Motorola cable box, and it lets me output RCA to my dvd recorder and HDMI to my TV at the same time. :( I can't help you there.

    Perhaps you could post the model of the cable box? :confused:
     
  3. rage

    rage Member

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    The box I have is Scientific Atlanta Explorer 4250 HDC.
    It does send separate outputs to my DVD recorder and TV. At least that is how I have it connected.

    The problem is if I turn off my TV, the signal goes to the DVD recorder is also blocked.

    When I watch the game, I can record it.

    The problem is the games which will come on when I am at work. I do not want to leave the TV on if I don't have to.
     
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    I guess either no one uses HDMI or no one is recording the game with DVD recorder. :)

    I will try other type of connections.
     

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