Can't edit my question so have to ask again. TV has separate audio & video jacks. Will this connect to video only input jack? Only need video.
915268
I was trying to hook up an atari to a small lcd from a car dvd player, should have been audio and picture - it didn't work. I don't know if it'll work for you.
915269
I don't know. I have not tried it. The TV RCA inputs are standard. However, the 3.5mm male plug & jack with audio Left & Right & video have no standard, so it depends on the manufacturer. If the jack (female) and the plug (male) are not wired the same, it may not work.
915270
Yes, that can be done. Be very careful that you make the connection with the correct plug (wire). It might be an idea to purchase a single cord with one connection at each end.
974500
The quick answer is "I don't know", but I searched the Internet on your behalf, it would appear that different manufacturers provide USB port for different reasons but none provide a composite video/audio output that can be input to your television
629792
From what I can tell,it'll only work in stereo.I googled a pic of the television and I saw no surround sound input jacks.I could be wrong though....
1800958
Yes, it works just like any HDMI cable. Both signals Audio & Video are on the cable so nothing else needed.Works really well. I saved me a lot of work as my TV only has one composite port and it;s been taken by my cable box, requiring a cable run through a wall and under a floor.
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The video and audio are both on the HDMI cable so you should just connect and done. Thus I suggest you check the HDMI cable itself. Such as without the HDMI port, just plug the device (DVD, Cable, etc) to the TV and see if it works. Another thing to check is that the device (DVD, Cable, etc) has in the setup HDMI audio out listed. Last thing to do, is to turn off all devices connected to port and turn only one on at a time to prevent interference from the other signals.
1026228
I've never tried to connect to my TV. Might want to check with maybe the Geek Squad at Best Buy or someone like that as I don't want to give you incorrect info. Sorry I couldn't assist.
25174
Why do you connect audio separately? HDMI should be sufficient to give you both video and audio if you hook it up through a common receiver. At least it works in my case. Try that. Bob.
221453
There is a HDMI and composite video in the back either will work on your TV. But this thing is a really cheap built unit with bad audio feedback and lag. We returned ours when it died a week later. Very poor quality control. If you can get rid of it.
786733
From what I can gather from your question I would say YES. My TV only has HDMI inputs as well and I use one of these to hook up an old VCR to it that has the Yellow/Red/White RCA connectors.
1670432
You should be able to connect the s-video and the audio-L and audio-R to your TV. Good luck.
2084470
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. or Go to Walmart, or get a DVD player for about the same price. Just because you can do something, doesn't make it advisable.
1783645
It has RCA style input jacks, which most TVs have in addition to HDMI's all in one connectors. Search for "RCA jacks", see if exemplar images match something on the back of your TV.
486411
The TV needs to input DVI and red/white audio I assume. This item inputs DVI/red/white and outputs HDMI so it is the opposite of what I think you need. Tell me, what are you trying to connect to the TV and what model is the TV?
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I don't have mine hooked up to a Smart TV. I did not have the regular connection on my TV as most did, very limited including no option for RCA. I had mine hooked up from my Television Audio Out, headphone jack to RCA Jack input on the unit. You have to kind of look around for how you want to connect it to your TV First. This is not made for modern Televisions unless you do your homework and procure the correct wires ahead of time. Mine was solved with a trip to Radio Shack.
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You can use the audio cord supplied, or you can use the optical cord which newer hdtv's have. I used the optical cord on my setup (before I sent it back) and it worked fine. The other audio connections are the standard audio connections you use to plug up to any stereo system, dvd player, etc.
884655
I apologize in advance as my answer may not be correct. i had the product only a short while and returned it due to damage and missing parts. from what i remember, the TV had 3.55mm jacks for video and audio input. it MIGHT have RCA inputs but even if not, it is a small thing to order RCA to 3.55mm jack converter parts. they are only a few dollars. honestly i dont recommend getting this product in the first place, but that is your decision.
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It depends on if your TV has a USB port. I find that most TV's have HDMI ports. Some have both USB and HDMI. If the TV doesn't have a USB then you may Need a USB to HDMI cable.