Can the output from the dvd be connected to a larger size tv?
1699827
Jimmy, looks like it can output to your tv. The flowing from Colby web site"A/V output connections (DVD mode only)" Hope this helps
1699828
Yes, Jimmy... You can output from the Coby to a larger TV using a composite hookup. Composite is the common red & white audio and yellow video cable. I own this portable TV/DVD/CD/Radio and highly recommend it.
1699829
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1699830
Jimmy, looks like it can output to your tv. The flowing from Colby web site"A/V output connections (DVD mode only)"Hope this helps
1699831
You get a three connection video cable. You hook up to a TV with the video - left and right audio through the standard video plugins on the set. You only get the old standard TV video output so I don't know why you would use this as DVD player.
1699832
Yes it can. There is the standard composite video out together with left and right channels of audio on standard RCA Jacks. These are the typical colored yellow, red and white RCA Jacks.
461221
That would depends on what is your DVD Voltage and Current input requirement?You many also want to check that the power input connector matches what this device have as an output connector.
953027
Unless your TV has av slots on it, you can't hook it up. Everything today uses HDMI cables. Most TV's have at leastone AV slot, if it does you can use piggyback cables to the DVD If you are using av cables from the control box to the TV, you may have to use piggyback cables to connect to the DVD if you don't have more than one av connection. It will work.
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Possibly, but highly unlikely. I've never seen a DVD player that has an 3.5mm audio output. DVD players will have outputs to accommodate these possible plug formats: RCA (the red/white round plugs like you see pictured here), digital coaxial (looks a little like an RCA plug, but there's only one and it has an orange circle lining the plug), digital optical (has a little fiber optic bubble at the end of it), and HDMI (looks kinda like a USB slot). Additionally, most external speakers get their signal from stranded speaker cable that you strip the insulator off of and plug directly into the speaker's input ports. This is a pre-amplified signal from an amplifier, meaning that the speakers themselves do NOT have any kind of AC adapter that plugs into a power outlet. NOW. One thing that IS possible is that the external speakers you're talking about is a small set of powered speakers that are usually used for computers. It would have a 3.5mm input (like a headphone jack) that accepts the stereo input, and then there's a wire that connects the speaker with the input to ther other speaker, and the one with the input also accepts an AC adapter that you plug into a wall. If this is the kind of setup that you're talking about, then yes. This WILL work. Plug the RCA plugs into the RCA output of the DVD player, and the 3.5mm plug into the 3.5mm input on the speakers, and you'll be good to go. If you could provide details on your speakers and what they're plugged into, I could give a more concise and accurate answer.
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Yes If the DVD Player has Video RCA video Output (Yellow connector) or SVGA connector. The speakers (RCA red and white) are low power so the sound will not be so good. Beware It's 800x600 resolution so the image will not be the standard 1080p
2080380
As long as you have the three plugs on both units, you can connect this. You will have to direct your television (probably through the menu) to the proper input.
980660
I have the speaker hooked up to my tv so when I use my dvd player the sound goes through the speaker. I don't know if you can hook the speaker directly to a dvd.
217443
Yes you should be able to hook up your DVD player to this projector. The image size can range between 20-80 inches, I found the image size to be on the smaller side of the range.
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I believe so. I think it just goes off of what device is on at the moment. I have a DVD player connected to RCA and my converter box connected to the input coax. I turn on either one, and it works just fine.
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That should work as long as the DVD has RCA IN (red, white, yellow). You might want to run cables from the OUT on the dvd to the tv to check picture quality.
891810
As long as your TV has an RCA type input, yes.I have a DVD and a DirecTV DVR hooked to mine. I am going to try to post a photo of the rear of the unit.
305034
No I don't think so I tried to use it to to connect my my older Rca TV to dvd player did not work
1858318
Yes, you can as long as you have the proper cable for input--likely 1/8" jack converted from axial cable. But you will likely need to get the unit and see what kind of connecton you need. I can use the one I bought for a variety of uses, such as video, DVD input, but have not used as a TV, but I understand you can do that, too.
425731
I hooked my DVD player up through my surround sound receiver. From the looks of the back of the TV it looks like you could hook your DVD player to it.
477452
Not that I can find. From what I have read you can connect it to a larger monitor with av cables.
596166
Your cable box may have 2 output connections run a pair from that to the DVD player you should be okay that way!
1312735
If your TV has a headphone jack for output then yes (ussually only smaller TV's have it though) larger TV's only have component, hdmi, rca, etc for output