LG TV to VCR Solved

Question

Hello,
I want to connect a VCR to the LG50um7450 TV. I just bought a male SCART cable and 3 male RCA cables, but unfortunately, the SCART cable coming from the VCR is also male.
I'm feeling disheartened; I've asked several people, but I have to figure this out on my own, even though the seller of the cable was very nice.
I already tried using the HDMI, but the width didn’t fit either!
Should I return and buy another 3 RCA and female SCART cable (if it exists!) and be sure that it will work?
This is the first time I'm posting on a forum; I don't know how this will go if there are responses.
Thank you in advance.
Claude

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Andy31200 · Answer

Good evening Claude,  , I just bought a male SCART cable and 3 male RCA cables  One end SCART male and RCA yellow, white, and red is fine  "the SCART cable coming from the VHS is male too" I don't understand you here because the SCART output on the VHS is necessarily female If you have a male SCART  male SCART cable, you need to unplug it and instead plug in the cable you bought -- I call a spade a spade *  *in French in the text

glg29 · Answer

Good evening,
This television does not have a SCART socket.
The solution is to get a converter that you will place between your VCR and the television.
You input using SCART on the converter and then output using HDMI to connect to the TV.
For example: SCART to HDMI Converter.
Best regards.

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baladur13 · Answer

Hello,
First of all, what are the references (Brand and model) of this VCR?
What do you really want to do with this VCR,
1) Be able to play old recordings
2) Record programs broadcasted by the television
3) Both
Finally, who provides the image to the television? An antenna (collective or individual), an external decoder (TV box, Canal decoder)?
If it's a decoder, please provide the reference as well.

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Andy31200 · Answer

Let's not get scattered and be precise  " with the new cable from SCART to RCA, it 'charmed' me more I don't know what to do!! " And what's happening, does it work or not, TV switched to the corresponding input  -- I call a spade a spade *      *in French as stated

claudeguillard · Answer

Hello everyone,
I just saw and especially connected the two devices, the DVD player and the VCR: direct VCR (SCART) and TV (RCA), it works fine, then the DVD through the VCR, EVERYTHING works!!
A big THANK YOU to all three.
I hope all three: Andy31200, glg29, and baladur 13 see this message: THANK YOU THANK YOU.

Andy31200 · Answer

But of course, and feel free to come back if you have any other questions
By the way, what did you use? male SCART -> RCA into the female SCART of the oscilloscope out of the cabinet?

I call a spade a spade *
*in French in the text

claudeguillard · Answer

yes
before, the SCART was coming out of the VCR and into the TV, and now the new male SCART cable goes into the VCR and the RCA (3 wires: white, red, yellow) goes into the TV. Then, I connect the DVD to the VCR with SCART cables because the VCR has 2 SCART connections.
thanks again for bringing this to my mind.

Andy31200 · Answer

But still, you're welcome, and thank you for the clarification  -- I call a spade a spade *      *in French in the text

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