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Can I continue using my existing VCR with a DTV converter box for timed recordings?

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Can I continue using my existing VCR with a DTV converter box for timed recordings?

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Yes. However, after the digital transition, the tuner in the VCR won’t be able to pick up over-the-air programs for recording. Instead, the input to the VCR must be connected to the output of the DTV converter box. You must set the tuner in the DTV converter box to the channel you want to record prior to the start of each recording period programmed in the VCR. Can I continue viewing closed captioning after my converter box is installed? Yes. Coupon-eligible converter box manufacturers are required to provide closed captioning for display on your television, but the features provided vary by box. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has produced a guide that lists selected features, including closed captioning, for a number of converter boxes. The guide is updated periodically as new converter boxes become available. Can I watch TV and record programs on my VCR at the same time? Yes. If you want to watch and record one program simultaneously, you will only need one converter box

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