I know very little about current/modern video standards. Can this be hooked up to an old analog TV? Thanks.
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I am not a good person to ask...This was bought as a gift, and is being used with a HD tv. Sorry I am not more help.
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It can display analog TV natively, to watch Digital TV requires an adapter that they sell that I think runs around $200. The screen does not swivel left or right and is bright enough to use, but not really bright enough during the day to watch anything like TV, I have a backup camera feeding into it and it is hard to see in the daylight.
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Yes, but only if the tv is of a certain type. You can not connect the computer to a tv that is too old. The older sets are not set up to handle the signal translation.
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It connects by HDMI so that may be the limiting factor on an old TV..... not the lack of HD. It also has the three prong video cable connections mentioned in the other answer.
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"Older" covers a lot of time, kid. Most TVs built in the last 15-20 years are adaptable. If your TV hasn't got any cable ports.... well, you may be out of luck.
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Yes, but old TVs require a converter box. This is true no matter what antenna you buy, because the TV channels no longer broadcast in analog. ALL old TVs (and ALL old antennas, for that matter) can still be used, but you need a converter box to use old TVs.
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It will play if you get a converter box. Those can be had for about $20. I would not recommend, however the HDMI connection on an older TV. You'll be wasting your money on the HDMI cable, where the regular component hookup will work just fine. For the older TV, I'd get the DVP-NS57p.
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No. Most older TV's have a standard AV input (red, white and sometimes yellow), so this DVI to HDMI converter will not work. You are looking for an HDMI to AVI connector. Also, look out for converters that are AVI to HDMI... not necessarily the same thing. You are looking for something like this http://www.amazon.com/Sabrent-Composite-S-Video-Converter-DA-HDRC/dp/B009TC9T7K/ref=pd_sxp_grid_pt_1_1
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As long as your old TV has the connections for two inputs, I don't know why you couldn't use it. My TV's have 2 or 3 connections so I think it depends on how old your TV is and if you have enough connections for input.
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Well the question is, what's an old tv? You need to use an HDMI cable. So if your tv doesn't support HDMI then the answer is no.
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Don't know what you mean by analog? I use it for my antenna on the roof , which are HD, and it can accept a card from the cable company.
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Without know specifically the models of where you are originating a signal from and where the signal is going to, it is difficult to say yes. Here is a link on the manufactures website to give better detail, http://www.kanexpro.com/item/?id=HDRGBRL. The one part I do know, your "old" tv will need to have a component input. As for your SONY, give me your model number and I will attempt to help.
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In order to work with the TV, the TV must have an OTA or "over the air" tuner, to be able to tune into the legacy channels 2-13 (VHF). If your tv does not have this type of input, you may still be able to connect it through an older VCR. If you don't have a VCR, your local thrift shop is sure to have one, but get it quick before they're all gone :) Make sure that the VCR has composite outputs that are compatible with your new digital television. If you TV only has HDMI, you should have got a different tv. You can also get an RF to composite adapter box, but these are quite pricy ($150) In order to work with the TV, the TV must have an OTA or "over the air" tuner, to be able to tune into the legacy channels 2-13 (VHF). If your tv does not have this type of input, you may still be able to connect it through an older VCR. If you don't have a VCR, your local thrift shop is sure to have one, but get it quick before they're all gone :) Make sure that the VCR has composite outputs that are compatible with your new digital television. If you TV only has HDMI, you should have got a different tv. You can also get an RF to composite adapter box, but these are quite pricy... » Read More In order to work with the TV, the TV must have an OTA or "over the air" tuner, to be able to tune into the legacy channels 2-13 (VHF). If your tv does not have this type of input, you may still be able to connect it through an older VCR. If you don't have a VCR, your local thrift shop is sure to have one, but get it quick before they're all gone :) Make sure that the VCR has composite outputs that are compatible with your new digital television. If you TV only has HDMI, you should have got a different tv. You can also get an RF to composite adapter box, but these are quite pricy ($150) « Show Less
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No, this will not work with analog video(VHS) out. Only rca audio, digital audio and component video. I am sorry if my previous misled anyone.
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It should be compatible with just about any tv as long as it has the av output jacks.I hooked mine up to a 26" Westinghouse LED/LCD.I dont know if it would work with a very old tv without the jacks.
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If your TV is so old that it needs a converter box, just get a new flat screen one. The picture on any HDTV is 1000x better than old analog. Besides, you know, being flat.
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You might try it. I don't think that is what it was made for, but it does a good job from an older VCR to the new TV. Good luck.