How do you hook up a DVD player to tv?
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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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Go to "Source" on your remote and put it on AV. Also make sure your input cables from your DVD player are connected properly. On the back side and then on the left side of your TV are your female inputs. Skip the bottom 2 then plug in Yellow, Red, than White.
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Yes you can hook up your TV. Understand this dvd player has NO Tuner(coax). That being said, it has only one composite output : video out, left speaker out, & right speaker out. All are color coded for your convenience. Worth the money to buy this one.
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If your DVD has an optical Toslink audio output and your TV has a digital coax audio input, then yes, this is the proper device. However, if you're talking about connecting a DVD player for both audio/video to a standard coax cable/antenna input, then no, this is the wrong device. To do that... If your DVD player has composite output (red/white/yellow plugset), use Audiovox part # CRF907R If your DVD player has component (red/white/red/green/blue) or HDMI, you probably should return the DVD player and find one that supports composite video, or you should probably replace the TV.
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You'll need to purchase your own HDMI cable. The DVD player only came with component cables.
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The best option would be to hook it up via an HDMI connection. If you don't have an HDMI cable, you get one pretty cheaply on Amazon, such as this one: AmazonBasics High-Speed HDMI Cable - 6.5 Feet (2 Meters) Supports Ethernet, 3D, 4K and Audio ReturnIf your disc player doesn't have HDMI, then the next best option would be to use component cables. It's a cable that has 5 smaller cables coming off the main cable that are different colors. The colors match up to the component plugs on the TV itself.
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Not a clue.....I don't own this; bought it for someone else. But, I'd imagine you'd hook it as any previous DVD player; don't your TV's instructions give you a clue. The plugs are all color coded. Best of luck!!
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If your DVD player has the RCA 3 wires you could buy the WPETCHP AV/CVBS adapter from Amazon for $20.19. I bought one for my directv football package and it works great. Leon
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You just connect it directly to the tv. Using the optical cable works best if your tv has that capability
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You need a receiver/amplifier, then wire connection from receiver to the speaker. TV will connect to receiver input.
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That's how I have mine hooked up. They give you a DVI to HDMI adapter to output to a HD, HDMI-capable projector. It works great! Additionally, you can hook your DVD player to the unit and the signal will pass through to the projector with HD.
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when you say cable I'm assuming you mean coaxial cable. You don't hook DVD players up like you do VCR's. Edward Basile pretty much answered this.
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I hooked my DVD player up through my surround sound receiver. From the looks of the back of the TV it looks like you could hook your DVD player to it.
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Theere are two (inputs) on the RCA. I would connect one from the cable box and connect the other from the DVD. I would bypass the audio outputs from your TV if you use a cable box
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If the TV has a HDMI in and the DVD player has HDMI out connect the DVD to the TV via HDMI... use a optical audio cable to connect the DVD to the sound bar if the player has a optical audio out. in this case the item may not be necessary. If your DVD player does not have optical out check to see if the TV has an optical out. If it does connect the TV optical out the the bars optical in. Then all Tv audio will go to the bar. I think I might need more info on your gear to be more specific.
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This system uses the red and white audio cables for connectivity. In order to connect a DVD player (or any other audio/video device) you would need to connect the red/white cable to the system and the yellow cable to your tv.
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We connected our DVD player to the soundbar. You just have to change the source on the remote control.