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Beocord V8000 videorecorder recording option??

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Dirk
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Dirk Posted: Wed, Dec 13 2017 8:24 PM

Hello,

I have (still) a Beocord V8000 videorecorder.

How can I manually make a recording  WITHOUT any remote.!

As it seems there is ( among other)  a PLAY button on the recorder but NOT a Record button.

Thanks 

 

Dirk

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Steffen replied on Wed, Dec 13 2017 8:33 PM

You're right - there is no Record button. So you'll have to use a remote (and Beovision). 

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Dirk replied on Wed, Dec 13 2017 10:05 PM

So when I have a remote Beo4  or Beolink 1000 , I still need a Beovision TV set.?

It wil not work on a other brand TV   like Sony, Philips, Panasonic and other NON B&O  tv-sets?

 

 

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Guy replied on Thu, Dec 14 2017 7:56 AM

Dirk:

So when I have a remote Beo4  or Beolink 1000 , I still need a Beovision TV set.?

It wil not work on a other brand TV   like Sony, Philips, Panasonic and other NON B&O  tv-sets?

Unfortunately that is correct.

However, if you take the top off the V8000 there is a small short range IR receiver on the top left of the chassis that will accept commands direct from a B&O remote.  It is normally used for IRSS (IR Service Software) control, but I believe it would also allow you to select normal functions such as play and record, albeit from very short range, and with the set partially dismantled!

 

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Dirk replied on Sat, Dec 16 2017 8:14 AM

I will try this.... thank you

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Guy replied on Sat, Dec 16 2017 8:22 AM

The IR sensor is a little tricky to find!  It's on the top right hand side of a vertically orientated module to the left of the tape mechanism.

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Peter replied on Sun, Dec 17 2017 9:12 AM

Why not just get another VCR on ebay - I take it is to play back something treasured? Sell the V8000 and you will get more than it costs to get a VCR that works without dismantling it!! The V8000 is just a Philips anyway! If you had a VX5000, it would be different, but that has a record button on it anyway!!

Peter

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