will this work on my tv so i can hook up a dvd player/ my tv only has a coaxell outlet
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If your DVD has an optical Toslink audio output and your TV has a digital coax audio input, then yes, this is the proper device.However, if you're talking about connecting a DVD player for both audio/video to a standard coax cable/antenna input, then no, this is the wrong device. To do that...If your DVD player has composite output (red/white/yellow plugset), use Audiovox part # CRF907RIf your DVD player has component (red/white/red/green/blue) or HDMI, you probably should return the DVD player and find one that supports composite video, or you should probably replace the TV. If your DVD has an optical Toslink audio output and your TV has a digital coax audio input, then yes, this is the proper device.However, if you're talking about connecting a DVD player for both audio/video to a standard coax cable/antenna input, then no, this is the wrong device. To do that...If your DVD player has composite output (red/white/yellow plugset), use Audiovox part # CRF907RIf your DVD player has component (red/white/red/green/blue) or HDMI, you probably should return the DVD player and find one that supports composite video, or you should... » Read More If your DVD has an optical Toslink audio output and your TV has a digital coax audio input, then yes, this is the proper device.However, if you're talking about connecting a DVD player for both audio/video to a standard coax cable/antenna input, then no, this is the wrong device. To do that...If your DVD player has composite output (red/white/yellow plugset), use Audiovox part # CRF907RIf your DVD player has component (red/white/red/green/blue) or HDMI, you probably should return the DVD player and find one that supports composite video, or you should probably replace the TV. « Show Less
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Yes you can but you have to make sure you have the right one. I run HDMI from the dvd player to the TV. My audio out on the TV is coax and the audio in on my soundbar is an optical audio. I used this to convert coax audio from the TV to optical audio on the soundbar and it works great. You can also get one that converts optical audio to coax audio, so you have to be careful that you get the right one.
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If your DVD has an optical Toslink audio output and your TV has a digital coax audio input, then yes, this is the proper device. However, if you're talking about connecting a DVD player for both audio/video to a standard coax cable/antenna input, then no, this is the wrong device. To do that... If your DVD player has composite output (red/white/yellow plugset), use Audiovox part # CRF907R If your DVD player has component (red/white/red/green/blue) or HDMI, you probably should return the DVD player and find one that supports composite video, or you should probably replace the TV.
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No. The unit only has s-video and red white, audio and yellow video RCA output. You need a RF converter to put connect to your tv.
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Do you want the sound to go into your TV from your DVD player? If so, this device won't do that. It converts a digital coaxial signal into an optical signal. I use it to run sound from my TV to my soundbar. My TV only has coaxial out and my soundbar only has optical in.
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It should work, but the quality will be bad. It's better if you just hook the whole thing together and then plug the main (green) one into the television. I mainly bought this because my television's speaker short circuited after i moved it too much
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Yes, thats what the conveter box doez. Just connect the coax to the tv in on the conveter box an the tv out to your tv or use one of the other output to one of the tv input
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It should. I have cables inputting signals from my TV and from a Compact Disc Player and the output cable connected to my Receiver. This set up works for me.
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Yes. I just double-checked mine and it does have 1 coaxial input. So it should work.
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If there is a TV antenna connected to the other end of the coax, it will work. I use mine with a pair of rabbit ears and have it connected to a computer monitor with a DVI to HDMI cable (included). If you have a cable subscription, I would think that your provider would have provided a box with an HDMI output. In which case, you wouldn't need the Kworld tuner. But I am not familiar with all cable providers and exactly what they provide.
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No it is not manufactured for that use -It is a specialty cable IT WILL NOT FIT the TV COAX Hope this helps
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You need a RCA male to F type female adapter. MCM electronics has an adapter # 27-5695, cost $.89. Radio Shack does not list an adapter. I used the Composite output on my DVD player. Of course if your TV only has a coaxial input, you would need an adapter. I guess it is cheaper to manufacture the player and just install a RCA connector and leave it up to the user to make do.
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This is the way I am using it: I have a Sony TV with its coax out, and putting it in for the receiver optical audio IN, so it seems like it should work for you! Don't forget it requires a power source continually to run.However, if it doesn't work, Amazon is historically good with refunds.
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Your cable box may have 2 output connections run a pair from that to the DVD player you should be okay that way!
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Not a clue.....I don't own this; bought it for someone else. But, I'd imagine you'd hook it as any previous DVD player; don't your TV's instructions give you a clue. The plugs are all color coded. Best of luck!!
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I am not using mine for that (mine is hooked up to a tv and satellite), but I would not see why it wouldn't work. The coaxial is also protected. They are excellent and give you peace of mind over your electronics. Hope this helped!
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It will but the NES needs an RCA cable also. Get a single RCA style cable or use half of an audio / video cable if you have one handy and plug it into the NES RF out, then the other side gets this coax adapter.
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when you say cable I'm assuming you mean coaxial cable. You don't hook DVD players up like you do VCR's. Edward Basile pretty much answered this.
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Yes. Just as long as you have RCA AV cables. Look to see if you have a red, yellow, and white outlet on your portable DVD player.
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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.
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The coax from antenna goes to the input on the box, the other coax goes to input of TV. The other connector on the box is for a second TV. Power on the control box and everything should work.