Do I need another cord to connect the DVD player to my cable box?
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We had a cord from our other player and used that. I don't recall that it came with one.
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The cable box should have the cord you need to connect from whatever it was connected to before. If this is the first time to connect to your cable box, yeah, you will need a co-axial cable. What I did was connect the cable box co-axial cable to the TV itself. Then I had to tell the TV to search for channels. But I don't think the Panasonic Blu-Ray/DVD player has a co-axial cable connection. I did have to use a HDMI cable to connect the player to the TV, and a Lan Line is needed to connect from the internet-cable modem to the player. So yeah, which ever connection you use, you will probably have to buy an additional cable. Either co-axial to connect your TV to cable, or a Lan-Line to connect the player to the internet.
1174192
Yes and know, adding speakers and perhaps your cable box and a DVD player is not hard (HDMI wires). The more important part is performing the calibration check which does check if you have the speaker wires correctly connected - can take a few tries but if patient, you can do it.
1751279
Hello. Yes, we actually have a vcr/dvd player on one side and cable box on the other.
1604808
What are you connecting the TV to? You'll need a HDMI cable for each one. My cable company included an HDMI cable with my box without additional charge. It works fine. I think it's 6' long. You might want to talk to your cable or satellite provider to see if they can give you one. If you have a DVD/Blue ray player that has an HDMI output then you'll need to get another cable for that. Check the back to make sure it has an HDMI jack first. Models over a year or so old may only have component inputs. A 6 foot cable should work fine. HDMI is so easy...one cable to connect to the TV and they only fit in one way.
709592
Yes, I also only have two cables. Instructions how to do this are in the box.
557577
No cables - you'll need at least 1 hdmi or composite to connect to cable box - others if additional device connections
2084471
Yes there is an mini pin out jack, that would supply video and audio signal to another TV. You'd have to go to Radio Shack and find one, and probably someone with expertise to help you.... good luck.And probably spend $20 on the cable. orGo to Walmart, or get a DVD player for about the same price.Just because you can do something, doesn't make it advisable.
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No it has several connections ( hdmi, s-video, etc. ) But no cable cord input.
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Hi Dominic, There is no cable included with the VCR for that, but you should not need one from box to VCR. The cable box should come with a standard coax cable to connect it to the TV. Unscrew that from the TV and plug it into the VCR input port, then run another coax cable from the VCR to the TV. If you find yourself without a spare coax cable, they are very cheap. You can get the screw-on kind or the press-on type if your fingers lack dexterity the way mine do. A cable 2-3 feet long should do it, but just be sure it is a coax, not an RCA. Rodger
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Nope, not needed. Just run the subwoofer cable out of your receiver and plug into the left input on the subwoofer. Using the Y-Cord won't make your subwoofer play any better. It's always better to send the signal direct, rather than to break up the sound with a y-cord. This is why new bluray players now have two hdmi outputs. One goes straight to the T.V and one straight to your receiver. Why run to the receiver than back out to your T.V.? A straight shot to the location is always better. Stopping sound and then letting it back out through another cable always losses the quality of the sound. Same thing with Picture. Hope that helps!
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most dvd players has a hdmi connector at the back, so simply take your hdmi cable out from back of your cable box or satellite box and plug it to your dvd
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Nope, just bought one. My tv is avi hdtv so have to get the adapter cable. Would be hard for phillips to supply a 30 dollar plus cable with ever dvd player for every type of set up. so only rca type composite cables are supplied.
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no my camcorder did too and my dvd did not. I had to get a line from the multi outlet to rca plugs. hard to find found it at best batt.
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Oh Gee...I am not a technology literate person. I know that all the cables hooked up just as they did on the old DVD party. If you need other connections, then no, there are no other hookups. Sorry I'm not more up on this stuff. Like I said before - it's really easy/simple! :)
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The main dvd player connects using your basic red yellow and white components. So if you have the plug in for those then your good. Im sure if yoh have a different style hook up theres an adapter.
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You should have one power cord from the cigarette plug to the unit that does not have the DVD player. Then the AV cords (red,yellow,white) plus a short power cable hook between the two monitors in the yellow slot.
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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.