So the TV does not come with Component (Red White and Yellow) input? I'm not sure If I missed that somewhere.
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Hi Brandon it does but it only comes with one hdmi output so if you're thinking about adding a blu ray or DVD player it will only be through the red yellow and white outputs.
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red white and yellow are composite (yellow is video, red is right and white is left audio)component has 3 connectors just for video, and then you need red and white for audio too
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A quick visit to the Audioengine web site (hint!) shows (since I'm at work and cannot look at the back of my speakers at home...) that the system has two input modes: the four RCA (+/-, LR) connectors, and a 3.5mm stereo mini-jack. However, if your TV has only digital outputs available (which would seem odd, to me), some kind of converter would be required, I should think.
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If you're looking at the back of the TV, it is just left of middle. The rest of the inputs are there too (e.g., HDMI ports). I'm using the optical input in the TV currently, and it works well.
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The yellow cable is for standard definition television . plugging it in won't do anything. You have your audio cables (red and white) and your HD componet cables (Red green blue) and standard definition video cable(yellow) if you are not using an HD TV with component plugs such as an CRT TV the yellow video cable needs to be plugged in to the color coded slot (sometimes represented as a Y above another color slot)
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NO there is not, its just RCA only, which most TV's have. the picture quality is just as good to be honest, and this unit is only Twenty something dollars, you cant really beat the price, I've LOOKED EVERYWHERE. The unit works fine. Just like any unit, you can buy a $5,000 player and stillhave to return it if it doesnt work. This unit was well worth Twenty bucks and change
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YEs - I checked the manual. Page 22 says there are inputs of red, yellow and white for VCR/DVD players.
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It has AV/Component, and it comes with component cable also. But I have not tried as my TV has mini component and had connected with HDMI.
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The TV has HDMI's inputs, as do most of the recent cable boxes. That's a single wire connection. Other choices are component video as well (these red/green/blue/audio connections are also usually available on your cable box).
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Katy if your tv has RCA plugs(red, yellow, white) on the back of it the unit it will hook up with the included wire. It's ok it's a simple hook up you can handle it. Just plug the red and white wire into the corresponding color hole on your tv and the other end into the transmitter and your good to go. Oh and enjoy!
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It depends upon what you want to display via the projector. What is your video/audio out? You that port and get an appropriate adapter. I returned mind because the color was terrible. But I think there were several input ports I was using HDMI. I think it had s video and RCA also, but I'm not sure. Check the specs online to see what input ports it has.
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Yes, I have the red, white and yellow connections along side of the s-video plug. I was under the impression those were only to support s-video. Are you saying that I can just use those connections without the s-video plug, then set my input to the s-video and it will work?
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No, you would need an rca cable (red, yellow, white). It would also depend on your tv. Some newer tv's do not support rca but others use one of the component colors as the yellow in the rca protocol.
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I purchase this for a friend, but I would look into a composite to composite (red, yellow, white) on both ends or composite to S-Video (If your tv has S-Video). Also I would check with your local best buy or Radioshack store.
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no hdmi connection... i use the optical audio input connection... it also has red/white component audio input
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Both inputs seem to be the same. I used the yellow as the main input and the white as a secondary input. However, I don't see a difference.
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I had it connected via an hdmi cable and . Think you have the red yellow white connection option too just check the picture of the back of this product to identify what suits your cable
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The red and white cables aren't digital. That's the analog rca cables. Switch the soundbar to the "aux input" on the remote. If you wanted to use the digital input you would have to connect the tv to the sound at with a digital optical(toslink) cable. Hope this helps!