how to hook up to older tv that doesn't have hdmi?
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It only has HDMI. You would need something like this. Lingstar 5Ft 1.5m HDMI To 3-RCA Video Audio AV Component Converter Adapter Cable For HDTV DVD
472186
This player only has an HDMI output. Does your TV have component video inputs? These would be three RCA jacks that are blue, red and green. If so, you can get an HDMI to component video adapter. I've never used one and have no idea how well they work. If you just have a yellow RCA video input jack, then you'd be better off buying a non-blu ray player, as you can't get high definition video through the single yellow video input. Hope this helps!
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You would need an AV to HDMI converter. Which is the 3 colored red, white, and yellow into an HDMI port.
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Be sure your old computer has an HDMI output (if so it is likely the graphics card will provide a signal suitable for HDTV). Obviously, the TV needs to have a VGA-type input. This unit does not allow a VGA output from a computer to do an HDMI input into a TV. (Which is what I suspect you are looking for).
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If your TV is so old that it needs a converter box, just get a new flat screen one. The picture on any HDTV is 1000x better than old analog. Besides, you know, being flat.
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You cannot connect those without a conversion. Maybe think about getting a newer TV... Even a cheap used one off craiggs list. Or maybe use a VCR to convert to the "threaded coaxial"
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Yes, from cable, satellite, or over-the-air. Note: you may need an RF modulator if connecting to an older TV without A-V jacks.
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if its a new TV, then you can hook in with HDMI or USB. if its an older model, you will need a converting system like a dvd player with those inputs or a blueray player. some models come with a A/V jack, so your can go from microphone jack to RCA connectors.
368674
You can if you have a digital tv. Flat panel or the like. Older tvs need a converter box
769390
I connected a new blue-ray player to and old TV that only had component conections and it worked fine. Beware sound requires a separate cable
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Here's another question for you Ron? My older TV does not have hdmi inputs. But a good friend, who's an electronics engineer, said I should use a cable converter that inputs HDMI (from the DVD player) and outputs component (into the HD component on the TV). Does that seem right?
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You need this adapter and an hdmi cable. Plug the cable into the adapter and the other end Into the tv and done.
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If you have an older (non-HD tv), using the HDMI is pointless, just use the best hookup your tv DOES have, which would probably be Composite (the red/blue/green cable), followed by S-Video if it's even older, or the component (yellow) cable as your last resort.Component cables will transfer up to 1080i quality, and will be more than enough for a standard CRT television. Image of the back of the unit from Best Buy:http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?id=cat13506&type;=page&skuId;=8731241&produc;tId=1201307506837&navigation;=next&count;=1&chk;=true&h;=387
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No...if you have an older TV that doesn't have a digital tuner, you need a converter..but you don't get them from the cable company...you buy em...newer digital TVs will work with just a direct hook up.
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You want a box opposite of this one. This box takes an older type composite signal and outputs HDMI (for a new TV). Check the site for a box that does the opposite of this one (HDMI to composite) and you will be fine.
444406
if your older TV has the red green and blue outputs it should work. the red yellow and white will not work
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The device, "take out" the HDMI audio signal and deliver it in 2.0 or 5.1, so yo can use older devices. So far it works perfectly for me. Good Luck
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I know of no way to connect it to a TV. It is for connecting a video projector. There used to be a cable adapter that had a TV connection. But this one won't.
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One of the outputs on the CRF940 is for RCA & S-Video. You should be able to connect your older tv to that output, if I understand you correctly. Take a look at the Amazon photo of the back of the box and you will see an output that may fit the bill for you.