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Without knowing what a Comcast DTA is (basically a digital converter box?), I would say: <br />
- hook the vcr to the tv<br />
- hook the DTA to the RF of the vcr<br />
- hook the xbox to the a/v of the vcr<br />
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That's the way my set up is.<br />
I have 2 digital converters hooked into 2 vcrs (1 each). 1 into the RF and 1 into the a/v of the tv. Then the xbox (original) plugs into one of the a/vs on a vcr.
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Without knowing what a Comcast DTA is (basically a digital converter box?), I would say:
- hook the vcr to the tv
- hook the DTA to the RF of the vcr
- hook the xbox to the a/v of the vcr

That's the way my set up is.
I have 2 digital converters hooked into 2 vcrs (1 each). 1 into the RF and 1 into the a/v of the tv. Then the xbox (original) plugs into one of the a/vs on a vcr.

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How is the Tivo hooked into all of this?
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&gt;&gt; &nbsp;...channel 3 or 4 (for the xbox) and a/v (L1) for the DTA-Tivo.<br />
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That would be on the tv.
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>>  ...channel 3 or 4 (for the xbox) and a/v (L1) for the DTA-Tivo.

That would be on the tv.

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You sir, truly are a genius! &nbsp;That was so unbelievably simple. I can't thank you enough!
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You sir, truly are a genius!  That was so unbelievably simple. I can't thank you enough!

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I have an old 19&quot; Panasonic TV that currently has a Series 2 Tivo and Comcast DTA box connected to it. I'm now trying to throw an Xbox 360 into the mix. &nbsp;I'm not sure how to do that since the TV only has one set of AV jacks and it is currently being used by the Tivo. &nbsp;I've read in other forums that you can use a VCR to McGyver this altogether but I don't see how and can't find any diagrams that will show it. &nbsp;Can anyone help me out here? &nbsp;I have an ancient Phillips VCR that I can use if necessary.
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I have an old 19" Panasonic TV that currently has a Series 2 Tivo and Comcast DTA box connected to it. I'm now trying to throw an Xbox 360 into the mix.  I'm not sure how to do that since the TV only has one set of AV jacks and it is currently being used by the Tivo.  I've read in other forums that you can use a VCR to McGyver this altogether but I don't see how and can't find any diagrams that will show it.  Can anyone help me out here?  I have an ancient Phillips VCR that I can use if necessary.

Connecting Tivo and Xbox 360 to very old TV

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