Not sure this is in the correct forum. Please advise/move.
My P'sonic DMR-EZ17's (yes, it drives me crazy) highest channel is 135; however, after automatic analog & digital programming it displays no channel higher than 87-209. It's connected per P'sonic's instructions, which allow my VCR to be included in the mix - cable is connected to the DVDR, and programming was done with the cable box set on the local PBS station.
If the cable was connected per the cable company's instructions, i.e. to the cable box, would I then be able to receive/record the higher channels through the DVDR, or am I just mixing apples 'n oranges?
With my inclusion of the VCR can you see how up-to-date I am with modern technology? My 1989 Magnavox VCR's calendar "ended" December 31, 2006. So I could continue to program it for recording, I began setting it to previous years with corresponding dates (1994 = 2010, 1998 = 2011, etc.) but there're no corresponding years again until 2040 when I'm 90 years old. Always something to look forward to!
My P'sonic DMR-EZ17's (yes, it drives me crazy) highest channel is 135; however, after automatic analog & digital programming it displays no channel higher than 87-209. It's connected per P'sonic's instructions, which allow my VCR to be included in the mix - cable is connected to the DVDR, and programming was done with the cable box set on the local PBS station.
If the cable was connected per the cable company's instructions, i.e. to the cable box, would I then be able to receive/record the higher channels through the DVDR, or am I just mixing apples 'n oranges?
With my inclusion of the VCR can you see how up-to-date I am with modern technology? My 1989 Magnavox VCR's calendar "ended" December 31, 2006. So I could continue to program it for recording, I began setting it to previous years with corresponding dates (1994 = 2010, 1998 = 2011, etc.) but there're no corresponding years again until 2040 when I'm 90 years old. Always something to look forward to!
