Comments on: DSE Standard Definition Set Top Box http://www.gadgetuserblog.com/dse-standard-definition-set-top-box/ We use gadgets and tell you what we think Thu, 22 Apr 2010 00:02:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: <img src="http://www.gadgetuserblog.com/wp-content/plugins/geosmart/flags/au.png" alt="Australia" /> Gub <small id="gs_author_location">from New South Wales, Australia</small> http://www.gadgetuserblog.com/dse-standard-definition-set-top-box/comment-page-1/#comment-2191 Australia Gub from New South Wales, Australia Sun, 15 Jun 2008 01:55:29 +0000 http://www.gadgetuserblog.com/dse-standard-definition-set-top-box/#comment-2191 Hi Rob, This is usually a pretty straight forward procedure. You need to connect to an AV input on the DVD recorder. You'll either need to connect up via composite RCA cable that's the yellow video one with a red and white for stereo. Depending on your DVD recorder you can also use component cable (usually red, blue and green connectors). With component you'll also need to connect up sound via stereo or with digital audio cable or coaxial cable. I can't remember if the DSE G2128 has digital audio but if not the red and white stereo RCA cable will do the trick. Then you'll need to find the STB signal via one of your AV input selections on the DVD recorder (usually AV 1, 2 or 3) and you should be set. Good luck. GUB Hi Rob,
This is usually a pretty straight forward procedure. You need to connect to an AV input on the DVD recorder. You’ll either need to connect up via composite RCA cable that’s the yellow video one with a red and white for stereo. Depending on your DVD recorder you can also use component cable (usually red, blue and green connectors). With component you’ll also need to connect up sound via stereo or with digital audio cable or coaxial cable. I can’t remember if the DSE G2128 has digital audio but if not the red and white stereo RCA cable will do the trick. Then you’ll need to find the STB signal via one of your AV input selections on the DVD recorder (usually AV 1, 2 or 3) and you should be set. Good luck.

GUB

]]> By: <img src="http://www.gadgetuserblog.com/wp-content/plugins/geosmart/flags/au.png" alt="Australia" /> Rob <small id="gs_author_location">from Victoria, Australia</small> http://www.gadgetuserblog.com/dse-standard-definition-set-top-box/comment-page-1/#comment-2190 Australia Rob from Victoria, Australia Sat, 14 Jun 2008 13:23:12 +0000 http://www.gadgetuserblog.com/dse-standard-definition-set-top-box/#comment-2190 Hi, Got the DSE G2128 box and was wondering if you knew how to connect it to my DVD recorder so that it will record pictures coming through the set top box? Rob Hi,

Got the DSE G2128 box and was wondering if you knew how to connect it to my DVD recorder so that it will record pictures coming through the set top box?

Rob

]]> By: <img src="http://www.gadgetuserblog.com/wp-content/plugins/geosmart/flags/au.png" alt="Australia" /> Gub <small id="gs_author_location">from New South Wales, Australia</small> http://www.gadgetuserblog.com/dse-standard-definition-set-top-box/comment-page-1/#comment-2233 Australia Gub from New South Wales, Australia Sat, 14 Jun 2008 03:55:29 +0000 http://www.gadgetuserblog.com/dse-standard-definition-set-top-box/#comment-2233 Hi Rob, <br /> This is usually a pretty straight forward procedure. You need to connect to an AV input on the DVD recorder. You'll either need to connect up via composite RCA cable that's the yellow video one with a red and white for stereo. Depending on your DVD recorder you can also use component cable (usually red, blue and green connectors). With component you'll also need to connect up sound via stereo or with digital audio cable or coaxial cable. I can't remember if the DSE G2128 has digital audio but if not the red and white stereo RCA cable will do the trick. Then you'll need to find the STB signal via one of your AV input selections on the DVD recorder (usually AV 1, 2 or 3) and you should be set. Good luck. <br /><br /> GUB Hi Rob,
This is usually a pretty straight forward procedure. You need to connect to an AV input on the DVD recorder. You'll either need to connect up via composite RCA cable that's the yellow video one with a red and white for stereo. Depending on your DVD recorder you can also use component cable (usually red, blue and green connectors). With component you'll also need to connect up sound via stereo or with digital audio cable or coaxial cable. I can't remember if the DSE G2128 has digital audio but if not the red and white stereo RCA cable will do the trick. Then you'll need to find the STB signal via one of your AV input selections on the DVD recorder (usually AV 1, 2 or 3) and you should be set. Good luck.

GUB

]]> By: <img src="http://www.gadgetuserblog.com/wp-content/plugins/geosmart/flags/au.png" alt="Australia" /> Rob <small id="gs_author_location">from Victoria, Australia</small> http://www.gadgetuserblog.com/dse-standard-definition-set-top-box/comment-page-1/#comment-2232 Australia Rob from Victoria, Australia Fri, 13 Jun 2008 15:23:12 +0000 http://www.gadgetuserblog.com/dse-standard-definition-set-top-box/#comment-2232 Hi, <br /><br /> Got the DSE G2128 box and was wondering if you knew how to connect it to my DVD recorder so that it will record pictures coming through the set top box? <br /><br /> Rob Hi,

Got the DSE G2128 box and was wondering if you knew how to connect it to my DVD recorder so that it will record pictures coming through the set top box?

Rob

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