If I had to, will this support regular composite cables too?The A/V cables, yellow video jack inserts into the green port.
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Yes, it does...that's how I use it for my dvd player. I used to have a second device on it with my old Tivo Series 2, but I recently upgraded to Tivo HD with an HDMI cable (that now goes into one of the HDMI inputs)...and now I only have my DVD player on the switchbox, but it still serves it's purpose well...it comes with a remote control too to make it easy to switch between channels (1, 2,3 or 4) if/when needed. Hope this helps :)
1959604
To Stan L: Beau Scott is correct. "Composite" is the yellow cable for video. "Component" is R,G,B.
1959605
the unit lasted about 1 week and stopped working, I don't recommend this to anyone..... !!!!!!!!!
1959606
please specify what you mean br "regular composite cables". are you referring to rca cables meaning the yellow cable is video and the red and white or red and black being audio cables. composite refers to rgb cables for video; three separate cables for video instead of only one yellow video cable.
562822
Hello - no I don't think this will work. Your yellow cable has the entire video signal on it and this cable breaks out HDMI into a more complex component video scheme.
601669
No It comes with 2 composite inputs (yellow RCA female plugs). But you can get a RCA to S-Video adapter. StarTech SVID2COMPFM S-Video to Composite Video Adapter Cable 6-Inch
1380441
Yes, it supports the traditional red, white and yellow cables as well as component video cables.
1081601
I think just a regular HDMI cable would work for that. I'm not entirely positive though, so check me on that.
1445103
I haven't tried that setup specifically, but I do not see why that wouldn't work. The ports all switch together so their is no knowledge by the unit that you are not using the video ports.
1256651
I don't know. Nothing we have uses component cables, just regular AV cables.
869276
I used standard composite cables to hook into my surround sound unit. HDMI cable will work also
511127
You can use the yellow cables, just put the yellow plug in the green port. However, you will not be able to use any component (green/blue/red) devices if you're using the yellow cables. It will work with all component devices OR all composite devices, but not both at the same time.
190401
Yes, this takes composite or RCA (yellow for video, and red and white for audio). The yellow is shared with the green input for the component input. The red and white just go in the audio input.
771607
I suppose it depends. Fortunately for me, I used part of a KVM extension cable for the video signal and an audio extension cable.Sorry, this probably doesn't help much. The video is card is significantly important with this connection. I wish I would have paid a bit more for a conversion box as oppose to using this cable. Conversion boxes improve the quality.
2143325
This TV has one component/composite hybrid input port. This is the white and red audio cables with either the red green and blue cables or just the yellow. There is only one of these ports.
2030584
I purchase this for a friend, but I would look into a composite to composite (red, yellow, white) on both ends or composite to S-Video (If your tv has S-Video). Also I would check with your local best buy or Radioshack store.
1231037
No. Yellow is for composite video, and the red and white are for stereo sound. Composite is not an HD video format, and would require some other up-converting hardware to be changeable to HDMI. Do not confuse composite video with the red, green, and blue component HD video (sometimes also called YPbPr), which actually calls for a much higher-quality cable to reduce noise (static) for HD video connections.
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Yes, You plug in the yellow video cable to the green component video input.
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I do not believe so. You mise well use HDMI if you have the capability, or simply stick with the standard A/V Cables.
1067504
No, this is for a specific port designed to output video. http://www.meetmhl.com/WhatIsMHL.aspx Your best bet is to run composite outputs with fiber optic audio or get a new system. I had the same problem with mine.