I Am All Plugged in but I Have No Picture From My Vcr for Easy Cap
[ SOLVED ] VCR produces no picture or sound.
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I own a JVC Super VHS ET HR-S4800U which I bought off of eBay a number of years ago for the purpose of transferring video tapes to DVDs. I have it connected to my desktop computer via an S-video cable and two audio cables through a Hauppauge 1600 TV tuner card. When I first got it, everything functioned properly, including picture and sound. Now, however, when I insert a video tape, everything functions correctly - EXCEPT that I get no picture or sound
,Any suggestions as to how to correct that would be greatly appreciated. And for what it's worth, I also have a copy of the service manual for it.
Thanks in advance.
Last edited by mnrwest; 31st Jan 2021 at 21:47.
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I have a hop hog and from memory (it is unused these days) it needed a ton of hop hog software installed before it would even begin to say hello
- lucky you. hope it doesn't eat you next time you attempt to use it.
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What software?
What connections?
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The software is TV-Viewer (found here): https://sourceforge.net/projects/tv-viewer/Originally Posted by Barrythecrab
I said what the connections are in my original post.
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Does it produce a picture when plugged into a TV? If so, Windows 10 might be messing with you/your card. If not, VCR deddybones?
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I haven't tried that yet, but as I said in post #6, my operating system is Slackware 14.2 (Linux-based).
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Yes, sorry about that. I had it in my mind that Slackware was a Windows proggie.
- Not the best for transfers. You must have an ES10/15 between this VCR and that capture card.
Originally Posted by mnrwest
You need to hook the VCR up directly to a TV, ignore the capture card for now.When I first got it, everything functioned properly, including picture and sound. Now, however, when I insert a video tape, everything functions correctly - EXCEPT that I get no picture or sound
NEVER!Originally Posted by aedipuss
DO NOT DO THIS!
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I believe it's capture software/OS related problem, but since you're using this "Slackwire OS" thing your chances of getting help will be very slim, I personally never heard of it. How did you manage to find drivers for the card?
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For what it's worth to you, I have no intention whatsoever of throwing it away.
And as far as the drivers are concerned, the software that I use requires that "ivtv-utils" needed to be installed, which i found at Slackbuilds.org, and I mentioned in post #6 what software I have used in order to view video tapes and/or watch TV programs.
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You're right - it WAS the tuner card, I connected my VCR directly to a TV and got both picture and sound. So apparently at some point, my tuner card must have "died" on me. As a result, I am in the process of replacing my tuner card.Originally Posted by dellsam34
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