would this dvd player work on an older model tv?
1465066
Sorry, the DVD was a gift and I don;t have access to it. However, it may work if you old TV has component-video inputs. The color of the jacks/cables will help. "Component video is a video signal that has been split into two or more component channels. In popular use, it refers to a type of component analog video (CAV) information that is transmitted or stored as three separate signals. Component video can be contrasted with composite video (NTSC, PAL or SECAM) in which all the video information is combined into a single line-level signal that is used in analog television. Like composite, component-video cables do not carry audio and are often paired with audio cables." from en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Component_video. I tested it on my TV and it worked on composite.
1465067
"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.
1465068
As long as you have a tv thar you can connect the red, yellow, and white cords to it should work. I have an old box tv and it doesn't give me any trouble
1465069
the tv I have is over 20 years old and it works, the tv you connect it to would have to have the three color jacks orange, white, yellow to connect player to tv
2006579
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.
1666858
It might work with it but, having looked at an actual remote for that model number, this remote would likely not access all of the functions on that particular tv. For roughly 7 or 8 more dollars you can get the actual replacement remote that came with that model number. Search the TV model number and add remote to the search. It is also available through Amazon for around 17.00. Enjoy!
1773293
Don't know. But works on older tv that was my mothers just fine. Was very easy to setup and price is hard to beat.
898797
It should work on any blue ray player and probably any dvd player as well, I used it on an older dvd player that I had and it went through it's process and seems to work.
962981
I gave this model to my daughter - but she has an older TV and she put this Blu-ray player in the closet until they buy a new TV with an HDMI connector. Most older CRT TVs do not have HDMI connectors, and if yours does not, then it will not work.
177149
I am using this machine on a old Tobisha CRT set. I have a digital converter connected to the set as well as the DVD player. It works just fine. You should have no problem. Just remember that it has no tuner, so you may (probably) will not be able to copy shows off the TV.
1469321
I do not think so. Even if it did i wouldn't try it, mine was bricked after attempting a firmware update which should have been simple. These models are so old and slow it's probably better to plug a computer into the tv.
461220
It should. It depends on the input needed for your DVD player. If it is a 12V input, you should do fine, from what I have seen.
564737
Im not sure I dont have that model tv. There was something in the packaging for my tv that said it would be compatable and it works great.
1051845
I can't say for sure, but just google your TV's exact model number and see if "DLP-Link" is mentioned anywhere in the specs/features. If it has DLP-Link, then I'm fairly certain it will work, good luck!
73577
I do not know. All my TVs are old tube models and they work fine with those. They are guaranteed, so go for it. If they work, you will be well pleased
830251
I Doubt it. I purchased an hdmi cable to connect my dvd player to my tv. Mine is different from the one pictured. Mine is just a plain hdmi cable.
1267108
I don't know. There was a list of compatible models in the item description. My TV was one of them.
1724581
Go to RCA's website, download the digital copy of the manual, and look for your particular old receiver. My TV wasn't specifically listed, but there were 4 codes for the brand. The first one worked. Based on my personal experience, I think it will probably work. But, you know, it is only about $7, live dangerously and take a chance!
2198432
no idea. it didn't work well for me. but I doubt it. it's an old fashioned dvd player
742408
Yes, unless you have an old analog TV. If your TV is new like in the last 15 years it should be fine.I have two Phillips multi region players on two different TV's, It has multi hook up options. I have over 200 region 2 dvd's no problems.