Why does GoVideo DVR 4200 DVD VCR Combo skip channels?
If your GoVideo DVD VCR Combo skips some channels when using CHv/V, it's likely because those channels were deleted using the ADD/DEL CH. option. Use ADD/DEL CH. to restore the channels.
How to enable stereo audio on GoVideo DVR 4200?
If you're not getting stereo audio record or playback on your GoVideo DVD VCR Combo, consider the following: * If your TV is not Stereo-compatible, no action is possible. * If the broadcast program is not in stereo format, no action is possible. * Make sure A/V connections are made, as stereo is available only via A/V output from VCR. * Select AUX or A/V source as TV input. * Set BROADCAST TYPE mode to STEREO. * If using RF Output with a Stereo TV, connect the TV via audio/video cables and select AUX or A/V source as TV input.
How to prevent moisture condensation in GoVideo DVD VCR Combo?
To prevent moisture condensation in your GoVideo DVD VCR Combo: * Keep the power cord plugged into an AC outlet and powered on. This helps prevent condensation. * If condensation occurs due to extremely humid conditions, wait a few hours for the VCR to dry before using it.
General| Brand | GoVideo |
|---|---|
| Model | DVR 4200 |
| Category | DVD VCR Combo |
| Language | English |
Covers warnings related to electric shock, voltage, and fire hazards.
Includes precautions for rain, moisture, laser exposure, and installation environment.
Details FCC warnings, regulatory compliance, and copyright notices.
Covers reading instructions, grounding, ventilation, heat, and water precautions.
Includes power cord protection, overloading, outdoor antenna, lightning, and object entry safety.
Details playable disc types, handling, cleaning, and storage guidelines.
Explains battery installation, operation range, and basic remote functions.
Covers handling, cleaning the unit, video heads, and general unit precautions.
Includes notes on disc handling, storage, cleaning, and understanding symbols.
Describes the purpose and function of front panel buttons like PLAY, STOP, REC.
Details the display window, remote sensor, and child lock feature.
Provides explanations for various symbols and codes shown in the display window.
Covers remote functions for playback, menu navigation, and search.
Details remote functions for title, subtitle, angle, zoom, mark, and settings.
Details connections for antenna, cable TV, and external audio/video sources.
Explains connections for various video and audio outputs to TVs and receivers.
Specifies the AC power cord connection for the unit.
Covers connecting antenna, cable TV, adapters, and cable box scenarios.
Details basic (RF, A/V) and optional (S-Video, Component) TV connection methods.
Explains connections to amplifiers, receivers, and other accessories.
Explains OSD features and how to access and navigate VCR setup menus.
Covers VCR setup for screen display, language, audio mode, broadcast type, and output.
Details channel setup, auto-programming, and clock setting procedures.
Explains OSD operation and basic DVD/CD playback settings.
Covers DVD specific playback, menu navigation, language, picture, output, and audio settings.
Details setting, changing, and managing the password for parental controls.
Covers normal playback, auto tracking, and manual tracking adjustments.
Explains normal, timer, and one-touch recording processes.
Details special effects playback, dubbing, and DVD to VCR copying.
Covers setting, checking, erasing, and managing timer recordings.
Explains Hi-Fi stereo playback and MTS/SAP broadcast recording.
Covers tape counter functions and displaying remaining tape time.
Covers disc playback, navigating titles, chapters, and slow motion.
Details still picture, search, repeat, random, A-B, 3D surround, time search, zoom, marking, and audio selection.
Covers DVD menus, camera angle, subtitles, and audio CD programmed playback.
Details MP3 file requirements and limitations for disc compatibility.
Covers inserting, playing, and navigating MP3 discs and their directories.
Explains programming tracks and repeat modes for MP3 discs.
Addresses problems related to no power, no picture, poor picture quality, and no sound.
Covers issues with disc playback errors and remote control malfunctions.
Details problems with broadcast reception, timer recording, and external input connections.
Explains moisture condensation issues and necessary precautions.
Provides codes for setting disc audio, subtitle, and menu languages in setup.
Details power requirements, dimensions, mass, and operating conditions.
Details connection types, signal levels, and frequency ranges.
Details VCR tape system specifications and DVD laser system specifications.
Explains what is covered by the warranty and its duration.
Details owner duties and lists exceptions to the warranty coverage.
Provides contact details for the warranty administrator and service.
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