how to connect dvd to TV
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One, that DVD player is. No good. Junk. . but different one which come with wires info.
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You will need HDMI or component cables to connect DVD player, TV, cable box, etc. speaker and power cables are included.
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If the DVD had an hdmi port just use an hdmi.cable. Look into an rf modulator if it doesn't.
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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.
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I would suggest getting a new TV if your budget permits. Newer models have all the inputs you need to hook up DVD player/recorder. Otherwise you need an RF converter to convert the audio-video outputs to a single coax cable which will work with any TV.
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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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Yes i connect it to my older tv via the RCA cable provided. If your TV is really old you can plug the device thru your DVD player or VCR.
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The best option would be to hook it up via an HDMI connection. If you don't have an HDMI cable, you get one pretty cheaply on Amazon, such as this one: AmazonBasics High-Speed HDMI Cable - 6.5 Feet (2 Meters) Supports Ethernet, 3D, 4K and Audio ReturnIf your disc player doesn't have HDMI, then the next best option would be to use component cables. It's a cable that has 5 smaller cables coming off the main cable that are different colors. The colors match up to the component plugs on the TV itself.
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This system uses the red and white audio cables for connectivity. In order to connect a DVD player (or any other audio/video device) you would need to connect the red/white cable to the system and the yellow cable to your tv.
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So your dvd plug should be male. That goes into the female rca end which would then lock into the tv's b input. Just explaining it to be absolutely clear not to patronize. Hope that helps
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the only cable you will need is the hdmi cable which you plug one end into the DVD player and the other end into the TV. After playing with this system for a few days I am finding out that it sounds really good if you are playing a movie or music disc in the DVD player. However, if you are watching the TV and switch the mode over to external speakers, it doesn't seem to sound as good as it does through the player if you are watching non-HD channels.
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You have to use an RCA cable. the red and white audio cable that "back then" came with your dvd player. You connect it from the audio out to the red and with dedicated input on the euroliveb205d. Let us know if you still have problems.
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It has multiple inputs and one output. Connect all of your source components (your DVD player being one of them) to the inputs and connect the output to your TV or stereo.
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Depending on your DVD player the highest quality is with an HDMI cable. There is also a component video input and a composite video input on the TV
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No. This is completely separate. Double check all wiring connections between your TV and DVD player and make sure you select the same TV input as you've connected your DVD player to.
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I have an older DVD player connected to the component input. You should have two "breakout cables". One has RGB and the other is Yellow/Red/White. The Red and White are the shared audio input for both the A/V and Component inputs. Some DVD players offer several component formats, so check it's setup also. Color coding can vary too.
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I had to connect to my cable box. The home theater system only has the old, three color connector, and my TV only has one of those type inputs, this is a drawback, you cannot connect it using an HDMI cable. I have not actually hooked it up through my dvd player, so I don't know on that one.