glad your Zenith dtt-901 is working better. Thank god, analog tv was crap and now just a bad memory, and never coming back. The programming you want was never recorded in stereo, so it should work OK. Just use the right audio out from the player to connect to the mono audio in on the VCR. If you decide to try using a ROKU player, I think it'll work fine. Frankly though, I think it's an uphill battle for you to try to get the OTA stations you want in your current location. OK, so you could at least save one Balun as not needed when connecting to the VCR's UHF input from your antenna's twin lead. the converter box also outputs on chanel 3 or 4. Yes but the vcr outputs signal to the tv on chanel 3 or chanel 4 not uhf. If both the UHF tuner's input and output are 300 ohm, then you will save yourself any loss by not using two Baluns with an outdoor antenna.ĭoes the VCR have RCA composite inputs for L & R audio, and video? a tv back then also had seperate vhf uhf antenna input and tuner. it has two seperate tuners one for vhf one for uhf.

I checked the vhf input output is coax the uhf input output is 300 ohm.

Zenith analog to digital converter box