Would I need a second cable to connect it to my TV? This look like the female ending? Do I need to buy the male?
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Hi Rafe, This adapter is not for watching on TV. It's for your computer and it shows up on your monitor thru the software ( CD ) they provided. The female Y,R,W cable are connected to the VCR ( Y,R,W ) connectors. Ignore the black one. Then plug in the other end ( usb ) into your computer usb port. Install software and run it on your computer. Put in a tape and play you see the video on your computer thru the software. Then you can record it and save it as mp4 or whatever format it has. vcr has females and this adapter has females so yes you need Y,R,W male to connect them. These s-video cables are cheap like $2? I recorded around 10 old VCR tapes on my computer. It works nicely!
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The red white and yello are the inputs. So if you wanted to connect to tv then yes you'd need a male. HOWEVER there's no reason to connect to the tv because usually you connect your Xbox or something into the red the yellow and white. So those chords are only for input. So to sum it all up, video goes into red yellow and white chords and exports to the USB. Might I add, this thing was a piece of junk. Bad quality but horrible program to read your video and display on computer
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yes you would require a male end rca audio video connection to plug into the female connection of your tv and then into the easycap.
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Just plug your existing RCA cables from your VCR into this. This does not plug directly into the back of your VCR, so you have to use your existing RCA's.
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Hi Rafe,This adapter is not for watching on TV. It's for your computer and it shows up on your monitor thru the software ( CD ) they provided.The female Y,R,W cable are connected to the VCR ( Y,R,W ) connectors. Ignore the black one.Then plug in the other end ( usb ) into your computer usb port.Install software and run it on your computer.Put in a tape and play you see the video on your computer thru the software.Then you can record it and save it as mp4 or whatever format it has.vcr has females and this adapter has females so yes you need Y,R,W male to connect them. These s-video cables are cheap like $2?I recorded around 10 old VCR tapes on my computer. It works nicely! Hi Rafe,This adapter is not for watching on TV. It's for your computer and it shows up on your monitor thru the software ( CD ) they provided.The female Y,R,W cable are connected to the VCR ( Y,R,W ) connectors. Ignore the black one.Then plug in the other end ( usb ) into your computer usb port.Install software and run it on your computer.Put in a tape and play you see the video on your computer thru the software.Then you can record it and save it as mp4 or whatever format it has.vcr has females and this adapter has females so yes you need Y,R,W... » Read More Hi Rafe,This adapter is not for watching on TV. It's for your computer and it shows up on your monitor thru the software ( CD ) they provided.The female Y,R,W cable are connected to the VCR ( Y,R,W ) connectors. Ignore the black one.Then plug in the other end ( usb ) into your computer usb port.Install software and run it on your computer.Put in a tape and play you see the video on your computer thru the software.Then you can record it and save it as mp4 or whatever format it has.vcr has females and this adapter has females so yes you need Y,R,W male to connect them. These s-video cables are cheap like $2?I recorded around 10 old VCR tapes on my computer. It works nicely! « Show Less
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As long as you have RF Connectors on your tv, most TV's with inputs still have at least one set. Power up the camera and connect to TV and your off and running. I don't remember if it came with one BNC Female to RCA Male connector or not but those you can get at any electronics store like radio shack
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Should be, but check the dvi port on your tv. Could be female. Then you'll want a male adapter.
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It appears to be a male HDMI 'cord'? ... If so ... It should connect to any devise that has a responding female input? ... Now that doesn't mean it will function as desired, but Just accommodate the devise as mentioned ... Hope this helps ... TEd ...
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The cable is an extension cord for power (male one end, female the other). Unfortunately, the signal half only has female connections on both ends. This requires s separate purchase of BNC double-male adapters, one for each cord (Radio Shack or Lowes carry them ~$4).
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Noooo dude, you gotta get an interface and a chord. I dont know what its called but its like 5$ and it has a male and female end. Hope it helped!
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Yes, this device, as you can see in other pic, is provided by three 3.5mm female connectors. You need an optical cable or coaxial, depends the output of your TV device.
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On the one I bought this is what it had Ports 1 x HDMI 1 x DisplayPort 2 x DVI ports (1 Single Link, 1 Dual Link) The DVI ports are different, a DVI-D x DVI-A * DVI-D (digital only, single link or dual link) Digital display *Note * DVI-A (analog only), SVGA worked here Note I did not have a "digital display" but two SVGAs. As I was trying to connect two SVGA displays, I needed to also buy a "Display Port Male To VGA Female Adapter" to plug into the Display port, to be able to use the 2nd SVGA monitor. Had to make sure the Display Port Male To VGA Female Adapter, was the type that had a cable so that it could fit. So from display port style to cable to SVGA Cable Example: http://www.amazon.com/BestDealUSA-Displayport-Female-Adapter-Converter/dp/B0087Y448U/ref=sr_1_4?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1393724512&sr=1-4&keywords=Display+Port+Male+To+VGA+Female+Adapter
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hello friend, wanted to do the same as you, but in my tv did not work, try connecting to other terminals and never got a picture, I think the cables are defective or do not work, I do not know, I do not work for me
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It comes with a digital optical cable. If your TV comes with a optical audio output connection then that's all you need.
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An HDMI cable is not included, but yes, an HDMI cable is exactly what you'd connect to the female port.
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@radar363: thank for the information. I kept getting multiple information from vayring sources who should have known the correct response, including the manufacturer of my Television Set. Finally I ordered the cable just to have it on hand when I started setting up and quickly discovered that all but one of my sources was incorrect (and the correct one was NOT the manufacturer of my TV) and I didn't need it at all. Live and learn. But, I appreciate you help. Judi
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One end is male the other is female. So where you would screw the coaxial cable into the box, is where you screw this device in. Then screw the cable to the device.
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The mic ends in a male xlr and connects to cable via a female XLR, you need to get cable with a female end.
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It is a HDMI male to HDMI male. Standard in that it will connect 90% of devices to 90% of televisions. BluRay, Roku, DVD, Satellite, Cable boxes. This will work with almost everything you would want it to work for so yes it is standard. Just check with your devices and make sure they require HDMI. Probably won't work with portable devices as smaller items require mico hdmi.Pay no attention to "super high resolution" that makes these no better or different. It is just marketing. At the time of purchase these were the cheapest cables available on amazon. All cables fail, including the $20+ "premium cables" so might as well buy cheap and replace (or have a spare) in the event of failure. It is a HDMI male to HDMI male. Standard in that it will connect 90% of devices to 90% of televisions. BluRay, Roku, DVD, Satellite, Cable boxes. This will work with almost everything you would want it to work for so yes it is standard. Just check with your devices and make sure they require HDMI. Probably won't work with portable devices as smaller items require mico hdmi.Pay no attention to "super high resolution" that makes these no better or different. It is just marketing. At the time of purchase these were the cheapest cables available on amazon. All cables fail,... » Read More It is a HDMI male to HDMI male. Standard in that it will connect 90% of devices to 90% of televisions. BluRay, Roku, DVD, Satellite, Cable boxes. This will work with almost everything you would want it to work for so yes it is standard. Just check with your devices and make sure they require HDMI. Probably won't work with portable devices as smaller items require mico hdmi.Pay no attention to "super high resolution" that makes these no better or different. It is just marketing. At the time of purchase these were the cheapest cables available on amazon. All cables fail, including the $20+ "premium cables" so might as well buy cheap and replace (or have a spare) in the event of failure. « Show Less
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You need an antenna cable to go from your antenna to the device hooked to the "in" connector. Then you can hook another antenna cable to your TV from one of the "out" connectors.
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Yes but you need to change one end to a female. It will not work if both ends of you cable are the same.