how to i hook this up to a older tv only rca yellow red white what do i get to use this
1625815
Go to radio shack. They have every cord. Probly need hdmi to whatever ur tv is. Almost everything is hdmi today
1625816
I don't think you can. My advice is to take it back (send it back) get a sony blu ray player and get a newer tv. :) You probably will not be happy with this unit if you use Netflix. I'm not.
1625817
you will need an RCA converter cable. with an HDMI connector at one end and the three (red,white,yellow) connector at the other end. so you can connect the dvd player to your tv.
1625818
This unit only has HDMI out - not even SPDIF or optical. Regardless of what cable accessories are available at Radio Shack or anywhere else, you absolutely cannot connect it to anything but an HDMI TV or A/V receiver. Even a DVI/HDMI cable would be useless because you would have no audio. Sorry to say but as time goes on, you will find it very difficult to purchase components for older TVs anywhere except from second hand shops or garage sales.
902936
it comes with wires with the red,yellow, and white tops. these might be called rca. I use an hdmi cable which is the only cable you need,of course, the tv has to have an hdmi connection.
1518914
No, you would need an rca cable (red, yellow, white). It would also depend on your tv. Some newer tv's do not support rca but others use one of the component colors as the yellow in the rca protocol.
681869
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.
856084
This is a component(digital - HD - 720P switcher. Red, white and yellow is composite(analog). You need to buy a composite switcher to for your TV. Your TV is too old if it only has component. You will not get an HD picture out of component connections.
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You need a spare "video out" from somewhere to make it work (the typical yellow, red and white rca plug combination). Either from the cable box, or maybe if you have a surround sound system it could have more than one output. I guess if your tv has a video out block that would work, though I don't think that's typical to have that.
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Your DVD Player sounds like it has RCA out. You'll need to pipe that in to an RCA input on the TV, for which this cable will probably work, but with two spare lines left over. Or do as J. Darwin says, and get an RCA to component converter. You can then use this cable to go from the converter to the TV, and RCA cables from the DVD player to the converter.If the TV has RCA input (3 wires), the simplest answer is to just run an RCA cable (red, white, and yellow plugs) between the two. If the TV doesn't have RCA input, you might be better served to just buy a new DVD player that has component (5 wires) out. Your DVD Player sounds like it has RCA out. You'll need to pipe that in to an RCA input on the TV, for which this cable will probably work, but with two spare lines left over. Or do as J. Darwin says, and get an RCA to component converter. You can then use this cable to go from the converter to the TV, and RCA cables from the DVD player to the converter.If the TV has RCA input (3 wires), the simplest answer is to just run an RCA cable (red, white, and yellow plugs) between the two. If the TV doesn't have RCA input, you might be better served to just buy a new DVD player that has... » Read More Your DVD Player sounds like it has RCA out. You'll need to pipe that in to an RCA input on the TV, for which this cable will probably work, but with two spare lines left over. Or do as J. Darwin says, and get an RCA to component converter. You can then use this cable to go from the converter to the TV, and RCA cables from the DVD player to the converter.If the TV has RCA input (3 wires), the simplest answer is to just run an RCA cable (red, white, and yellow plugs) between the two. If the TV doesn't have RCA input, you might be better served to just buy a new DVD player that has component (5 wires) out. « Show Less
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In order to see the image from the camera on your tv, you need the camera, the power supply, the extension cable, and a regular tv only has yellow, red and white input. Make sure the cameras you have has BNC/RCA connection. Otherwise, it won't fit our cable.
2120831
It has 2 different connectors that come with it. One I assume is the USB audio out connector and the other is red and white plugs audio out connectors. That is how we have ours hooked to the TV.
1235047
I have mine coming out of my cable box with rca cables going into the switch. rca cables come out of switch and go into my recorder ,then output on switch goes to yellow red and white on my video 2 input on my tv be sure to push the right input button on switch to make a connection..you can also hook up other video components to go thru this switch...I hope this is helpful
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I connect this sound bar to my Samsung TV with a BN39-01154G adapter which I acquired from Samsung which is probably at Radio Shack or other vendors as an Audop adapter that plugs into the TV's Audio Out Line which connects the Red.White RCA lines from the sound bar. Hence I give the unit 5 stars for Awesome price and Awesome Sounds!! Good Luck
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If you're trying to use your existing home stereo than you only need to get a basic VGA cable (red, white, yellow). Just plugin the red/white to the "out" on the television, and plugin the red/white on the other end of the cable into any of the video inputs on your stereo receiver. You only need the red and white because those are the audio, you can leave the yellow unplugged as that is for video. Good luck! Michael
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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.
2035743
You can connect it to the RCA (red/white) on the back of your TV (cable is supplied).
756145
I don't think so. The red and white plugs are stereo RCA plugs which are analog audio. This device converts a fiber optic output to a digital Coaxial input. Most TVs have some type of audio output either Fiber optic, RCA, or 1/8 inch stereo plug. You need to determine what your TV has and get a cable that will connect it to RCA jacks.
496291
It would depend on which type of home theater receiver you are using. If your receiver supports a video/audio out connection that you can connect to your TV, then most receivers typically have the basic analog yellow, red and white RCA input jacks that you would need to connect to. These RCA input jacks are sometimes located on your receiver as A/V In.. Hope this helps.
511128
Great question, I honestly don't know. Basically, you're saying you have some composite devices (instead of component devices). Unless you're going to use it strictly for composite devices, I'm not sure how it would work. Meaning, you'd have to hook it up to your TV to where you're using only a red/white (audio) and yellow (video) cable.