connecting VHS recorder to 2015 TV without SCART

Question

As there is no longer a SCART connection on my new Samsung LED TV that I just acquired, how can I use my Toshiba VCR to watch my VHS tapes and/or record?

Andy31200 · Accepted Answer

Yes, your setup can work, but you need to buy this  https://www.cdiscount.com/high-tech/accessoires/peritel-scart-vers-hdmi-adaptateur-convertisseur/f-10628-mon4895179913925.html  so that your scope works on an HDMI socket on your TV  Here’s what I propose:  Current HD TNT terminals have a "PVR" = Personal Video Recorder (in French = Magnétoscope Numérique), they record on external hard drives, convenient, no more tapes or DVDs to handle, you can record one channel while watching another on your TV, you connect it via HDMI to your TV  Wiring diagram, to which you will need to add a coaxial cable between the terminal's antenna output and your TV's antenna input:  http://www.cgv.fr/IMG/jpg/illus_Etimo-2T.jpg  This will be much better than connecting the HD terminal to your current recorder which, in any case, will record via the SCART a degraded HD signal in analog SD, and then this signal will be converted back to digital by the converter, plus you will have to program both devices.  You can still use it for playback by using the converter connected to the second HDMI of the TV.    I call a cat a cat *      *in French in the text

Andy31200 · Answer

Hello, If you give us the complete reference of your TV and your VHS, we can help you better  -- I call a spade a spade *      *in French in the text

mpuissance4 · Answer

Hello   Buy HDMI scart adapter https://www.google.fr/search?q=adaptateur+peritel+hdmi&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&gws_rd=cr&ei=ase4VvP9N8eqaaG0itAD  Best regards  -- Time heals all wounds, even if it doesn't spare us a few scars.*^_^*.

Andy31200 · Answer

Sorry, but this type of cable is useless because SCART = analog and HDMI = digital; it's a converter you need to buy: https://www.cdiscount.com/high-tech/accessoires/peritel-scart-vers-hdmi-adaptateur-convertisseur/f-10628-mon4895179913925.html But I'm afraid the game isn't worth the candle...;-(  -- I call a spade a spade *      *in French in the text

Andy31200 · Answer

I am replying here to your personal message so that all internet users can benefit Yes, it is possible to connect a VCR to a computer in order to digitize VHS tapes, etc. You need a converter like this one: https://www.pinnaclesys.com/fr/products/dazzle/dvd-recorder-hd/ Editing software and cables included The VCR connects to the box, which connects to the computer via USB If the VCR does not have RCA outputs, you use this: https://www.castorama.fr/electricite/antenne-tv-decodeur-tnt-prise-de-telephone-et-informatique/cable-et-connectique/cable-et-connectique-tv/cat_id_3752.cat The switch will be positioned on "OUTPUT"  I call a cat a cat *      *in French in the text

Xprit · Answer

Hello,  No need for a converter or anything else. Your TV has a YUV connection (1 PR and 1 PB (??) and 1 video (Y)   You just need to buy a Scart to YUV: http://www.ebay.fr/itm/Hama-Home-Theatre-3m-Scart-to-3-Phono-RGB-YUV-AV-Lead-/330680042025?hash=item4cfe110229:g:zyAAAOxyRNJSeRit

Connecting VHS recorder to 2015 TV without SCART

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