Is Rad VCR legitimate?

It’s bogus. Their website is hosted on GoDaddy which in and of itself is ubiquitous. The address on the website traces back to a $3 million estate in California which may or may not be fake.

How do you hook up a VCR to a DVR?

CONNECTING DVR to VCR The video output (yellow) on the DVR is connected to the VCR yellow video input. Use RCA phono cables. The white and red audio (stereo) RCA cables connect from the DVR to the VCR white and red audio inputs. For a permanent setup, use two RCA splitters for the audio if needed.

What is DVR mean for my TV?

A DVR, which is an acronym for “digital video recorder,” is a device that records and stores television shows in real time. It operates a lot like a videocassette recorder (VCR) but without the hassle of loading tapes and cuing them up. The digitally based system is usually part of a cable service plan, and is sometimes even imbedded within a television.

What is the difference between a VCR and a DVD player?

One other major difference between a VCR and a DVD player is that most VCRs have the capacity to record, while this is a less common feature on DVD players. VCRs are analog, while DVDs are digital, which could be considered one of the most fundamental differences between a VCR and a DVD player.

Can I buy my own DVR recorder?

Answer. Yes. You can purchase your own device or DVR available from a legitimate retailer and-or authorized reseller in the United States. Below are a list of a few of the models of “purchasable equipment” that Comcast supports:

Can you buy a DVR recorder?

Although it is possible to purchase a DVR rather than renting it from your cable company, you may find that renting has its advantages. If you buy your own DVR, you may also have to purchase the service that goes with it that keeps the DVRs programming up-to-date.