What additional cords are needed to hook to an HDTV?
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Digital = optical or coaxial , Optical Digital is better . or you can use RCA
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No additional audio connectors are required with the current HDMI cable. The only audio wires are those from the back of the unit to the speakers...and they are the type you strip the wires of insulation and then push into the connectors (like the old style).
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you will need to provide all connecting cords . fyi this mount works very well .
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The cords I have are female- I am looking for replacement or adaptors to work w/ tv so I can plug into
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You can use any av cord. just make sure you plug the video to video and the audio to audio they are color coded.
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Depending on what you are trying to hook it up to. Whether it is a TV or something else there should be a manual. They are red and white plugs on one side and depending on your TV set they are usually the same. you can even get them at the 99 cent store. I would recommend Radio Shack for a more personal service to help you.
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I'm not sure what you need. I just took the cables supplied and connected it up to my old Toshiba tv via a Radio Shack switch box. The box connects a vcr, a laser disc player and my dvd player.
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You will need an HDMI cable if you want to hook it up to your TV that way, which is the simplest method. It comes with standard cables, but again, messy wires and hassle. Amazon sells great generic HDMI cables at a very inexpensive price.
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I have Direct TV and didn't need any extra cables. If your service is not currently providing HD TV you may need a specific item provided by your TV provider.
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I typically used a standard mini plug to RCA. The mini plug comes with 3 stripes and links 3 color coded red, white and yellow RCAs. This one does not have HDMI connector from what I know...
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if its a new TV, then you can hook in with HDMI or USB. if its an older model, you will need a converting system like a dvd player with those inputs or a blueray player. some models come with a A/V jack, so your can go from microphone jack to RCA connectors.
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Hdmi cords; one end goes into the tv to the hauppage and another gable goes from the system to your game system.
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Coaxial (regular cable cord) and HDMI. But to be honest any modern tv does.
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The TV only comes with an A/V cable (three RCA ends - Video, Left & Right Audio) and a 120 VAC power cord. To get the best performance (HD) you will need an HDMI cable for receiving HD Television from what ever receiver your using. First determine that your cable or satellite receiver box have HDMI outputs, most newer boxes have them, if not time to upgrade your receiver. If you are using an Over The Air antenna, you will need to supply a 75 ohm coax cable with F type cable ends. Note using A/V or 75 ohm cables to hook up your receiver to the TV does not allow full HD reception, this can only be achieved by using a HDMI cable. Good Luck . . . The TV only comes with an A/V cable (three RCA ends - Video, Left & Right Audio) and a 120 VAC power cord. To get the best performance (HD) you will need an HDMI cable for receiving HD Television from what ever receiver your using. First determine that your cable or satellite receiver box have HDMI outputs, most newer boxes have them, if not time to upgrade your receiver. If you are using an Over The Air antenna, you will need to supply a 75 ohm coax cable with F type cable ends. Note using A/V or 75 ohm cables to hook up your receiver to the TV does not allow full HD reception, this can... » Read More The TV only comes with an A/V cable (three RCA ends - Video, Left & Right Audio) and a 120 VAC power cord. To get the best performance (HD) you will need an HDMI cable for receiving HD Television from what ever receiver your using. First determine that your cable or satellite receiver box have HDMI outputs, most newer boxes have them, if not time to upgrade your receiver. If you are using an Over The Air antenna, you will need to supply a 75 ohm coax cable with F type cable ends. Note using A/V or 75 ohm cables to hook up your receiver to the TV does not allow full HD reception, this can only be achieved by using a HDMI cable. Good Luck . . . « Show Less
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Not sure I am understanding the question. You can purchase HDMI cables or the red/yellow/white component cables and hook up to your cable/tv system. Did you get directions/manual with the TV? There is usually a quick set up guide.
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There are 2 wire sets included with the package, 1 short and 1 long. The wire that you'll use depends on your TV's VESA pattern. My wall anchors are installed about 1-1.5" higher than the holes in the TV.
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Actually, you will need a Tv that has the 3 colored plugs: yellow, white and red! Won't work with black cable.