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In Reply to: you are correct when you say... posted by Markw* on June 06, 2003 at 06:59:27:
What about using a VCR that has a built-in Directv tuner such as some Sony models? Then using a signal spliter and the Directv box into a PIP TV would do it. No???
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The key is getting a tuner that works with Direct TV. If the Sony VCR does that, you're home free here.
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