can I use antenna coax connector and feed to TV via the RCA plugs?
629363
It is designed to take raw video and, left and right channel audio from any device and convert it to an RF signal, either channel 3 or 4, and connect to your TV antenna connection. I think what you are asking is in the reverse of that, if so, it will not work in reverse. In other words, you cannot feed a signal into in and get raw video/and audio out of the RCA Jacks. I hope I was able to answer your question.
629364
I don't know that it flows either direction or not. I am using it to fees in to the RCAs and the coax front the converter to the TV. It is designed to add RCAs to a TV that is not equipped with them. I don't know if it will work in reverse.
629365
If I understand you properly, you cannot feed the TV with the RCA plugs. They are designed only to "take" the raw video and audio and give it a channel 3 or 4 output into your television. It only works in one direction. What you can do, in case I read this backwards, is take any raw signal, video/audio, feed it into the box and then use the coax fitting to attach it to the antenna connection on the rear of your set. If that is broken, I don't think you have a use for this if that is what you are attempting to accomplish. If you have a sat receiver or DVR or such, you can use it as a source for raw video/audio out and feed it to your TV that way provided your TV as the RCA video and audio inputs. If I understand you properly, you cannot feed the TV with the RCA plugs. They are designed only to "take" the raw video and audio and give it a channel 3 or 4 output into your television. It only works in one direction. What you can do, in case I read this backwards, is take any raw signal, video/audio, feed it into the box and then use the coax fitting to attach it to the antenna connection on the rear of your set. If that is broken, I don't think you have a use for this if that is what you are attempting to accomplish. If you have a sat receiver or DVR or such, you can use it as... » Read More If I understand you properly, you cannot feed the TV with the RCA plugs. They are designed only to "take" the raw video and audio and give it a channel 3 or 4 output into your television. It only works in one direction. What you can do, in case I read this backwards, is take any raw signal, video/audio, feed it into the box and then use the coax fitting to attach it to the antenna connection on the rear of your set. If that is broken, I don't think you have a use for this if that is what you are attempting to accomplish. If you have a sat receiver or DVR or such, you can use it as a source for raw video/audio out and feed it to your TV that way provided your TV as the RCA video and audio inputs. « Show Less
629366
I used RCA plugs on cable box to coaxial cable feed to tv. Works perfectly.
629367
I use it to go RCA to COAX. Directv client can deliver out via RCA and I have coax throughout my house, so I run that signal to two other televisions via the coax. I don't know why it wouldn't go the other way around as indicated in the above post. I thought it was directionally unbiased, but I guess not.
629368
(RCA in) do not go though the tv tuner. So going from your antenna to RCAs would get you nothing. You would need to use a VCR or something with a tuner between the antenna and the RCAs.
629369
If you only have one stereo system with one set of speakers, and a modern TV built for gaming and multiple input sources there's no need for something like this. I don't use it, unless I've got 4 speakers running on 2 channels, or a VCR and a DVR or both. Otherwise, it's pretty easy to set up everything through the VCR/DVD/DVR box (including the stereo~~even 5 or 7 channels) if you switch off between channel one and channel 3 with HDMI system.
1768926
Yes, This unit converts the coaxial coming from your wall into RCA that goes to your TV.
2133029
I believe the coax signal input into your tv is for RF (radio frequency) signal, either from an antenna or cable tv service. As such, this device (DVI output) will not work for your application.
1655912
Yes there is a coaxel connector for an antenna or cable connection,,,,,,,,, It also comes with a magnet mounted eantenna;; I use the magnet antenna inside the apartment,,,,, I pick up 4 local tv stations and 5 stations 35 miles away,,,,,,,,,,,, Of course cable would do better,,,,,,,,, The AM FM Radio is excelent,,,,,,,,,,,, THIS UNIT IS GREAT,,,,,,,,,,, I hope this is helpful,,,,,,,,
841883
The RCA's are only input on the TV. The only audio output it has is a Digital Audio Output which is coaxal, so your receiver needs a digital audio coaxal input.
743087
I do not think so,this connector is only for video CCTV and this is not coaxial cable,and what is know as RCA cable,is a cable to connect audio/visual equipments which it got 3 colors,yellow for video,white and red colors for audio,so I hope that this information be good for you.
169411
Technically I think you can, but I have not used it in that fashion so can't answer for sure. It has a coax In and Out plug.
1625947
not sure with coax. A/V connectors yes. however, i'd rethink these speaker for TV. too small for really anything except computer speakers where you sitting or standing right next to them.
2207402
As long as the coaxial out on the TV you are talking about doesn't have outside threads on it, but accepts a RCA phono plug and is connected to self-powered speakers, such as a sound bar, etc., it should work OK. If the connection you are referring to has threads, this is for antenna/cable/satellite purposes only and wouldn't work at all for speakers.
2216746
The following assumes that the "coax" is connected to an antenna (eg, rabbit ears); if it is connected to a cable box, I'm not sure how to proceed, since my cable box does not put out HD, so I use the RCA cables (red, white, yellow) to connect from back of cable box to TV's similarly colored plug-receptors) and choose "AV" (Audio/Video) in step #1 (see next). 1) If the coax comes from an antenna, be sure you have chosen the "INPUT" as "TV", not "AV". ie, on the remote control, press the "SOURCE" button (upper left to the cursor keys -- which are the L,R, Up, Down keys surrounding the "OK" key: See pg 9 of (my) manual); then use the cursor keys UP and DOWN to select "TV", then press "OK" in center of cursor key layout. 2) If you have not yet scanned for your local stations (or if you want to do so again): Press "MENU" key on the remote (upper right to cursor keys), then press DOWN cursor key twice to get to "TV", then press the Right cursor key once, then Down once to get to Channel Scan, then RIGHT to initiate channel scan. It will take 4-5 min to scan for stations strong enough to be received. Once this is done, it will return to normal operation, or you can press Menu several times to return. 3) If you still do not get any channels (and assuming you are living within 10 miles of stations), problem may be with TV. If things are now working, remove undesired channels (p16: Menu, down x2, right x1, down x2, right) and you are set. Hope that helps!
101553
Sure can but you'll most likely need a 3.5 mm to RCA cable. Unless your TV has a headphone jack in the back.
960915
No. You can screw the coax into the back of the tv, just like any other television set.
159955
As the others said, yes. I have a Wilson Sleek with the outlet for the antenna coax cable to plug into. :)
180173
You can but need a special connector for the coax cable. I went to radio shack and they had 50 foot cable with all the connectors for 25 bucks. Worked great.
1548400
No. The RCA type connectors are used mostly to feed high impedance audio amps, etc. If the TV has only the RCA audio output, you must use a suitable amp or amplified speakers. Make sure the amp has an output for headphones. Good luck!
1882671
I am not sure. I would plug the red and white ends of the included RCA cable into the red and white audio outputs from the TV to speaker system as described in the speaker system manual.
410883
Joann, the receiving unit must be plugged into your TV using the two audio and one video jacks (red and white for audio and yellow for video). If your "standard tv" only has the coax input (the one used to screw in the cable or antenna wire) then this will not work without also purchasing a converter. If your TV has the red, white and yellow input jacks, this will work.