How do I connect this to an old non HD tv?
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Kinda overkill if you've only got a mono or stereo output from the tv...if stereo, you can use simple stereo (RED/WHITE) cable from the tv to the amp.
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You could run the red yellow and white from roku to an RF Modulator, then coaxial out from the RF modulator to a really old tv. Amazon sells the RF modulators.
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Yes, u can buy optical cable to do it. If ur tv is old and does not support hdmi arc, you still cannot use hdmi ports.
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It seems your TV doesnot have HDMI input. So, you will be needing a HDMItoVGA or any other HDMI to xyz conversion and not the VGAtoHDMI.
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Contact the seller first then amazon if you get no satisfactory response, I have had less than stellar results but only because I am using it with a non HD receiver.
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I do not have an Hd TV. I use the adapter on a desktop. I am sorry that I cannot help you there.
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This unit will connect with component (the one with the red, white, and yellow plugs) or HDMI. If you have an older TV set that only has a coaxial connection, you can get an adapter plug very inexpensively at a shop such as Radio Shack. Just tell the serviceperson what you need.
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No you have a HDTV this device hooks from antenna to bring hd signal from the air and convert from digital to analog. Its made for old TV s only
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Here's another question for you Ron? My older TV does not have hdmi inputs. But a good friend, who's an electronics engineer, said I should use a cable converter that inputs HDMI (from the DVD player) and outputs component (into the HD component on the TV). Does that seem right?
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I have a HD TV and was able to hook it up direct without a converter box. If its an older TV you would need a converter box.
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You'll need to look at the outputs on your older box and match up accordingly. My guess is you'll want RCA cables that are the yellow red white ones. I believe on this TV it either has a yellow colored input or is one of the 3 red/green/blue component inputs for the yellow composite video input. If any of this doesn't make sense the terms I used should show up quickly on a Google search. Hope this helps. Also the HDMI won't be applicable to your older VCR. Even if you could use it the video quality sent from the VCR will still be as bad on a flat screen as what you'll get with the rca cables. Summary: look at VCR/DVD back and match accordingly. You'll need to look at the outputs on your older box and match up accordingly. My guess is you'll want RCA cables that are the yellow red white ones. I believe on this TV it either has a yellow colored input or is one of the 3 red/green/blue component inputs for the yellow composite video input. If any of this doesn't make sense the terms I used should show up quickly on a Google search. Hope this helps. Also the HDMI won't be applicable to your older VCR. Even if you could use it the video quality sent from the VCR will still be as bad on a flat screen as what you'll get with... » Read More You'll need to look at the outputs on your older box and match up accordingly. My guess is you'll want RCA cables that are the yellow red white ones. I believe on this TV it either has a yellow colored input or is one of the 3 red/green/blue component inputs for the yellow composite video input. If any of this doesn't make sense the terms I used should show up quickly on a Google search. Hope this helps. Also the HDMI won't be applicable to your older VCR. Even if you could use it the video quality sent from the VCR will still be as bad on a flat screen as what you'll get with the rca cables. Summary: look at VCR/DVD back and match accordingly. « Show Less
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The cable which connects to your TV is coaxial. If your TV doesn't have that type of connection (same as cable TV), you could use the old adapter that changes the coaxial to the red and white plug.
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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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Yes.... Get one of the converter boxes offered by the government{a coupe of years ago} or buy one from Walmart, etc. They receive the HD signals and convert them to your old non HD TV.. Hook the Wineguard Antenna to the converter and the converter to your TV... Most of the converters operate on channel "03", (make sure you put the "0" and 3} as most won't work on just channel 3.. The converter boxes have a "Menu" and you follow the directions and run a channel scan and it will show the channels you can get for free in your area.
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This works to hook up a dvd player to an older TV that only has the cable connection and no red, yellow, and white A/V connection. This doesn't have an Hdmi port.
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I suggest buying a RCA to svideo adapter. What are your video input on the tv?
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One of the outputs on the CRF940 is for RCA & S-Video. You should be able to connect your older tv to that output, if I understand you correctly. Take a look at the Amazon photo of the back of the box and you will see an output that may fit the bill for you.