sony dvp-sr200p/b dvd player: Does this dvd player work with an analog tv?
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As long as your TV has the appropriate inputs, you should be fine. Check the back of your TV and look for either a composite video input (yellow jack) or a component video input (red, blue, and green jacks). With each of those there will also be an audio input (red and white jacks). The player will come with the composite cable and audio cables. Use the component input if you have it (you'll need to buy the cables separately) for better picture quality. If you only have composite just use the cables that come with the player. Once you're all hooked up, just use the input button on your TV's remote to select the one that your player is hooked up to. One nice thing about this Sony player is that it also has an input button on its remote as well as volume buttons, and once you set it up to work with your TV, you won't even need the TV remote when you want to watch a DVD. If you only have a coax connection on your TV though, you will need to purchase an RF modulator, which will convert the DVD connections to a coax connection. Just be aware that picture quality will go down and you will get mono sound. Maybe not a big deal if you're just using it with a basic TV in the spare room. Hope this helps - good luck with your DVD player!
267409
No, if the Phillips blu ray is outputting a digital signal you need to convert it to analog first.
957407
Thanks Chris. Yes I checked the DVD player tp make sure it has DTS code. I didnt use the optical cable for the digital sound connection but I used the digital coax which I believe should work just fine on DTS. I called customer service but they answered via email and didnt really know how to solve the issue. I am disappointed at Pioneer receiver. Appreciate ur sharing with me. Thanks. By the way, does digital sound has some echo in it?
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I have a dvd vcr player combo and it only had the standard rca connections. I hooked it up and it worked great. Even with a hdmi coupler between hdmi cables. I switched between the 720 and 1080 settings but couldn't tell a big difference but they both worked. It's definitely worth a shot.
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There is a lot of information missing in your question. If your intention is to take the DVD player's or TV's analog audio output to feed a coaxial (S/PDIF) or optical (Toslink) input on your speakers, then this unit would do the job. If you give me your equipment models I could give you more info. Take care !
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Sony does make a model of the DVP-FX930 which is code free, available from220-electronics.com and samstores.com, but for about twice as much. BTW, the Pioneer DV-220V is a great code free, single disc DVD player, but isn't portable....
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No. It has composite outputs and a coax output. This is a pretty basic player. It's meant to output to HDMI or Comp (RYW). Works very well with HDMI but if your digital TV doesn't have HDMI capability the composite output should take care of you. I'm quite happy with the purchase.
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Here is an easy way to find out. Use the cable output connection on your box and run a short piece of TV cable from the box to the cable input connection on the back of your analog set. If you get a picture this way, you will get a picture with the transmitter set up. If your cable box has the old cable output connection, you should be able to find out quickly. You will need the audio video RCA connectors on both units (red, white, yellow) to actually make it work.
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I have an old Sanyo VCR hooked up to the DVDO and it works fine. The picture is not great because of the input, analogue, 455 lines and nothing could make it look any better but at least it is converted to the native format of the HDTV. All menu inputs were left in AUTO except the noise compensation which I changed. Does your DVDO work with other inputs?
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No. The vast majority of new Blu-ray players won't either. Your best bet may be looking at older models.Edit: it does have a composite output, but no analog HD output.
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A short answer is yes! I use mine with a TV but will work with an amplifier as well. Take the red and white out from your dvd, cd player etc and plug into a red and white IN on the switch box. Take the 2 red and white outs from the switch box and plug into the red and white IN of the amplifier. To be able to do any of these the red and white have to be a RCA Phono plug typeThe dvd,vcr etc have to have a red and white OUT Phono Plug and the amplifier has to have a red and white IN phono plug. In the case of a dvd player the red and white should work for the sound with the amplifier but the yellow will have to be connected to the video IN of your TV. A short answer is yes! I use mine with a TV but will work with an amplifier as well. Take the red and white out from your dvd, cd player etc and plug into a red and white IN on the switch box. Take the 2 red and white outs from the switch box and plug into the red and white IN of the amplifier. To be able to do any of these the red and white have to be a RCA Phono plug typeThe dvd,vcr etc have to have a red and white OUT Phono Plug and the amplifier has to have a red and white IN phono plug. In the case of a dvd player the red and white should work for the sound with the amplifier but... » Read More A short answer is yes! I use mine with a TV but will work with an amplifier as well. Take the red and white out from your dvd, cd player etc and plug into a red and white IN on the switch box. Take the 2 red and white outs from the switch box and plug into the red and white IN of the amplifier. To be able to do any of these the red and white have to be a RCA Phono plug typeThe dvd,vcr etc have to have a red and white OUT Phono Plug and the amplifier has to have a red and white IN phono plug. In the case of a dvd player the red and white should work for the sound with the amplifier but the yellow will have to be connected to the video IN of your TV. « Show Less
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Hello,Yes I am sure it works with analog. I am disappointed with the remote - no volume control. Also very difficult to set up. I would keep looking.
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Yes, it does. It is a standard multi-tasking remote that can accommodate a DVD - VIDEO - CD - TAPE 1 & 2 - PHONE - SAT RADIO & AM/FM. This receiver is one of the last excellent analog devices remaining. Sound is not as harsh as the digital ones now. Get it if you can.
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The DVP5982 targets new TVs that accept 1080i/1080p over HDMI. Although it has component outputs for HD TVs sold in the last few years, it does not offer outputs for older TVs, e.g., S-video or RCA video. For my older TV, I have used the DVP5140 connected over RCA video/separate audio. Even that DVD player did not offer a coax/antenna connection to work with a really older TV. Philips conveniently makes their manuals available online on their support site, so you can compare the connections available on each of these models with your TV to see what works for you.
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It should not if it is a digital TV. That is what I used it on and it works just fine. If it is an old analog I think you will need a box.
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Yes it does work on analog. Any channel that is transmitted in "clear" will be received (with in the limits of the ariel. Buy a new set, not a referb. model. I bought a referb., that wasn't really fixed, and had trouble getting my money back.
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It works with my Dvp-fx930/l But not too sure about the other models its stated its compatible with. Sony Portable DVD Player Dvp-fx810/p Dvp-fx810/r Dvp-fx811k Dvp-fx820/l Dvp-fx820/p Dvp-fx820/r Dvp-fx820/w Dvp-fx921 Dvp-fx921k Dvp-fx930/l Dvp-fx930/p Dvp-fx930/r Dvp-fx930/w Dvp-fx94/b Dvp-fx955 Dvp-fx96/s Dvp-fx970 Dvp-fx975 ; DVP Fx710 Fx830 Fx850 Fx910 Fx920 Dvp-fx750 Dvpfx750/l Dvp-fx750/l Dvp-fx750/p Dvp-fx750/r Dvp-fx750/w Dvp-fx810/l Dvp-fx810/p Dvp-fx810/r Dvp-fx811k, They do have a good return policy, Up to you on what you want to do i am pleased with mine and have no issues.