There are conflicting answers... Can I use my "RCA" cables (red, white, yellow) with this? I want to get this so my son can plug in his old Game Cube.
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yes you should be able to, we bought it to connect our dvd player (yellow, white and red cables) to our tv and they work great. i guessing for a gamecube it should work the same, cant say im 100% sure because i never connected a gamecube with this cable. good luck hope they work for you.
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Yes. They are regular analog audio and video and will work with older A/V devices. I use mine to connect to analog inputs to a Yamaha 2.1 audio speaker system.
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It sounds like you need a straight M to F 3.5mm adapter. This is a male 3.5 mm to RCA cables. So unless one part of hardware requires RCA inputs then no this isn't what you need. I hope this helps.
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The white cable is not for audio its for a second input. In other words, Red is Power, Yellow could be for example for a DVD player and the white for a ps3 / xbox or satellite receiver. Yellow is Input1 and White is Input2, Input1 has priority so if you are using both inputs you need to turn whatever is on input 1 (DVD, ETC) off so that input2 kicks in. But no audio
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Sure, with the right y splitters, it should work over RCA. Some tv's also have a monitor out. HDMI gets a little more tricky due to DLNA , but there are devices for that as well.
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If it is an RCA (ie analog output) the answer is yes (that's the way I'm using it)
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Yes, a VGA to RCA adapter like this one should work for you - Monoprice VGA to RCA
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Yes, if you are only using RCA (Red, White, and Yellow) cables, then connect the yellow to the green inputs. Then, similarly connect the yellow from the green out to the TV. However, you cannot mix and match yellow video inputs and component (R, G, B) video. For example, if you connect the component video out to a high definition TV, the picture will be black and white if some inputs are component video (R, G, B) and some are only yellow connected to a green input (red and blue have no inputs). Either use all component video (R, G, B) or use only yellow for inputs/output.
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yeah 3 ways to do it depending on you player.composite cables white ,red and yellow or the component cable (red, green, blue) or hdmi
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The cable is actually for sound and few TV's have the RCA jacks. You would need to check your TV. The RCA is the White and Red end. To use the RCA jack most go through a stereo receiver.
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I am pretty sure there is a red and white rca colors on the back of the unit to connect to rca audio which is red and white.... Rca yellow wire is for video and you do not need that wire.
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I'm not a gamer, so I've never had or used a wii or gamecube, or any other gaming device, but if those gaming devices have and use regular RCA jacks and can take regular RCA cords like most traditional games and TV sets do, then this box should work just fine, cuz all it is is a bunch of RCA-style inputs and a couple RCA outputs, all using the traditional red-white, and yellow jacks. This (and other 8-in, two or one out boxes like this) has no power supply, and doesn't need one, so it's what's called a a totally "passive" device that only switches between channels and that's it, so there's no impedance issues to worry about and so ANY combination of devices that use all-RCA jacks & cords should work just fine. These boxes aren't made or even are available from anywhere in the USA (I checked), and only come from and can be gotten from China, but I've had good luck with three slightly varying different models made by three different Chinese companies and they all work just fine. Shipments took only a couple weeks for each one, which is pretty good from that distance. Once China owns all of the USA, which is their eventual goal, shipment should take even less time, cuz they'll probably have warehouses in America, but by then, you will have been forced to abandon English and learn to speak Chinese. It would be a good idea to start learning Chinese now which will make it easier for you and your kids in the slave-schools they will eventually set up here. At least you'll be able to get quality electronics gizmos faster.
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Nope! You can use red white yellow connectors or chromatic connectors as well.
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You can use either RCA cables (the Yellow, White and Red ones), using two of the yellow video cable and one of the white/ red for the audio. Or you can use two S video cables.
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Good question If you're talking about the RCA to RCA (red/white) connector cable, then the answer is probably yes, but to be truthful, I choose to purchase an extra long cable just in case. RadioShack is your best bet (or Amazon for different lengths). Hope this helps
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From what I can gather from your question I would say YES. My TV only has HDMI inputs as well and I use one of these to hook up an old VCR to it that has the Yellow/Red/White RCA connectors.
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Mine didn't work at all. I bought it to hook together multiple legacy game systems to a TV with one component set of inputs.
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okaydoky.......the wires you need are what is called RCA on both ends i/e no connectors....[a] how many wires do you need ? [b] how long? std 20'+ // 40'+.........tkx...g.scott