Can I connect this directly to my DVD player, or do i have to connect through an amplifier/receiver?
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These are powered(active) monitors so they have amps built in. They have to be plugged into a wall socket and they have either 1/4" or XLR inputs. Depending on what your DVD players inputs are you will probably need a cable to convert either of these to what your DVD player has. To go to RCA you could use something like this Hosa Cable CPR202 Dual 1/4 Inch To RCA Cable - 6.5 FootTo simply go to auxilliary you could do Hosa CMP153 Y Cable 1/8 Inch TRS to Dual 1/4 Inch TS Cable - 3 FootIf you have multiple outputs going to these speakers a receiver would be good These are powered(active) monitors so they have amps built in. They have to be plugged into a wall socket and they have either 1/4" or XLR inputs. Depending on what your DVD players inputs are you will probably need a cable to convert either of these to what your DVD player has. To go to RCA you could use something like this Hosa Cable CPR202 Dual 1/4 Inch To RCA Cable - 6.5 FootTo simply go to auxilliary you could do Hosa CMP153 Y Cable 1/8 Inch TRS to Dual 1/4... » Read More These are powered(active) monitors so they have amps built in. They have to be plugged into a wall socket and they have either 1/4" or XLR inputs. Depending on what your DVD players inputs are you will probably need a cable to convert either of these to what your DVD player has. To go to RCA you could use something like this Hosa Cable CPR202 Dual 1/4 Inch To RCA Cable - 6.5 FootTo simply go to auxilliary you could do Hosa CMP153 Y Cable 1/8 Inch TRS to Dual 1/4 Inch TS Cable - 3 FootIf you have multiple outputs going to these speakers a receiver would be good « Show Less
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You can connect it directly. It may not be the correct signal strength from the DVD and you probably won't be able to change the volume with a remote but it will work.
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These are powered speakers which means they already have an amp in them. So you would go directly from your DVD player to the speakers. These are also used as home studio monitors as well. Thank you
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Thanks for your question. You will require a receiver or amplifier for a disc player to play.
1980959
As far as I know you only need a sub out from the receiver to connect. Google the sub and your receiver for complete instructions. That's what I did to figure out how I needed to connect mine.
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I use regular speaker wire that runs from the back of my tuner (not my DVD player) into the speakers. I then run an output from my tuner into my DVD player. I hope this helps.
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This unit is a pre amplifier and requires an amplifier to be connected to it. You would in turn connect your speakers to the amplifier. The only speakers that can be directly connected to this unit are powered speakers and you would connect them to the appropriate rca or Xlr line outputs.
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The HDMI signal from the DVD player has the audio encoded into the video signal. This unit breaks out the video to VGA and the audio into an analog L/R signal which you could feed into an audio receiver which is required to amplify the sound so one can hear it. Powered computer speakers may work as well if the appropriate converter is available.
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you will need an RCA converter cable. with an HDMI connector at one end and the three (red,white,yellow) connector at the other end. so you can connect the dvd player to your tv.
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Not directly.... It have to be conected to a amplifier ( home theatre mostly )
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From the back of the DVD player in the aux in use RCA jacks then to the back of your direct tv box or whatever cable provided box put the RCA cables in the audio out!
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As far as I remember the TV signal was analog and it seemed to work okay. But the DVD player itself is really loud. The connection types in the back, If i remember right, are some sort of connection you wouldn't really see in other DVD systems. I wouldn't recommend this for a receiver.
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The DVD player is the receiver. Its not a full AV receiver like you may be expecting though...there are only a total of 4 inputs: 1 - Ipod dock 2 - front Aux in 3.5mm jack (for mp3 players or laptop or whatever you want with a headphone plug 3 - 1 analog Aux in (red/white RCA's) (notice: this is stereo only, will not do 5.1 digital surround) could be used for tape deck or older gaming system or something like that, with no surround sound 4 - 1 Optical input (the only digital input that will support true 5.1 surround sound) If you want true 5.1 surround from everything you can, here's how I'd do it: -Cable box &gt; TV using HDMI -PS3 or Blueray &gt; TV using HDMI -HD DVD &gt; TV using HDMI (if you don't have 3 HDMI inputs on your TV, try a digital coax for one of these) -TV &gt; Pany receiver using Optical cable
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You would need a RCA cable, the cord that comes with the dvd player,(red,white,yellow)
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It should connect to a tv\dvd combo. But you might want to hook up some extra Speakers for more Volume.
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You need a receiver or amplifier. Use the HDMI or Digital out or Optical out from TV to a receiver/amp and then hook up the speakers to the amp. Directly from TV, it won't work.
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It does not come with a DVD player. You will need to purchase an amplifier of your preference to hook up the speakers. I am using Sony STRDH720. It doesn't have to be a Sony amp, you can use it with any 5 or 5.1 system.
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You have to connect the out put of this unit to an amplifier or stereo system with an input for CD players or auxiliary input . You cannot hook speakers up directly to this unit.
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1) Yes the 910 will accept signals from a standard def box. Connect it to the 910 via component. The video signals will be upconverted to HDMI and sent to the TV. 2) Connecting the DVD player to the 910 via component you will get video. I think you will not get sound through you TV due to some limitations of HDMI (not sure). However you can connect your TV directly to the DVD player with optical or RCA cable. Hope this helps.