Will this unit work with an older TV that has only the composite (red, white and yellow) cables?
490626
Yes it does work on older tvs. It comes with a special av adapter so make sure not to loose it once you buy an hdtv an decide to go hdmi. Just remember that the resolution wont be in hd if you go with the av route.
490627
The unit has an AV jack that is meant to accept a single cable that splits to red, yellow and white, I haven't used it to tell you if it works but in theory it should
490628
Yes it will it has a 3.5mm o/p port at the back; and a (3.5mm to composite) cable is included as well.it works very good - i work in offshore sites where sometimes only old TVs are there.by the way, this cable is generic - you can buy anywhere for $3and regarding the device itself, i highly recommend it - have been using it for more than a year now on almost daily basis and it's perfect till now :)
490629
No, and I highly recommend you get a decent quality product. This thing is garbage. If they make some sort of HDMI to composite adapter then maybe.
764873
No, if you're referring to the Yellow, Red, & White connectors, this will not work. What you can do is get the RCA Component cables for your video game systems (Component cables have the same Red & White connectors for Audio, but replace the "Yellow" video connector with Red, Blue, & Green video connectors). If you do this, you will actually get better signal quality from your video games. I have a DVD Player, PlayStation 2, and Wii hooked up to mine after buying component cables and it works well. I recommend "Mediabridge" cables for your game systems. I find they are excellent quality (great shielding and strong connections) at very good prices.
1869838
1) You can use the red and white (and yellow) RCA cables. 2) Should work all right.
1555240
Yes because it will only need the red and white cables that plug into the tv
511128
Great question, I honestly don't know. Basically, you're saying you have some composite devices (instead of component devices). Unless you're going to use it strictly for composite devices, I'm not sure how it would work. Meaning, you'd have to hook it up to your TV to where you're using only a red/white (audio) and yellow (video) cable.
917195
You'll need to look at the outputs on your older box and match up accordingly. My guess is you'll want RCA cables that are the yellow red white ones. I believe on this TV it either has a yellow colored input or is one of the 3 red/green/blue component inputs for the yellow composite video input. If any of this doesn't make sense the terms I used should show up quickly on a Google search. Hope this helps. Also the HDMI won't be applicable to your older VCR. Even if you could use it the video quality sent from the VCR will still be as bad on a flat screen as what you'll get with the rca cables. Summary: look at VCR/DVD back and match accordingly. You'll need to look at the outputs on your older box and match up accordingly. My guess is you'll want RCA cables that are the yellow red white ones. I believe on this TV it either has a yellow colored input or is one of the 3 red/green/blue component inputs for the yellow composite video input. If any of this doesn't make sense the terms I used should show up quickly on a Google search. Hope this helps. Also the HDMI won't be applicable to your older VCR. Even if you could use it the video quality sent from the VCR will still be as bad on a flat screen as what you'll get with... » Read More You'll need to look at the outputs on your older box and match up accordingly. My guess is you'll want RCA cables that are the yellow red white ones. I believe on this TV it either has a yellow colored input or is one of the 3 red/green/blue component inputs for the yellow composite video input. If any of this doesn't make sense the terms I used should show up quickly on a Google search. Hope this helps. Also the HDMI won't be applicable to your older VCR. Even if you could use it the video quality sent from the VCR will still be as bad on a flat screen as what you'll get with the rca cables. Summary: look at VCR/DVD back and match accordingly. « Show Less
1681100
Cannot confirm on PS2, but my ATV3 Is working with composite cables (red, yellow, & white)
1454961
Yes, as long as your TV has component input (red, blue, and green for video + red and white for audio) or composite input (yellow for video + red and white for sound). The component input is generally a higher quality.
733334
As long as you have the red, white, and yellow plugs on your box like you would use for any other component that you would plug into a TV, it will work.I hope this helps.
410881
It should work just as long as the older tv has composite input for the Nyrius receiver.
2006579
It should be compatible with just about any tv as long as it has the av output jacks.I hooked mine up to a 26" Westinghouse LED/LCD.I dont know if it would work with a very old tv without the jacks.
379273
Yes. There is an inexpensive adapter to allow the yellow/red/white cable and your cable line to attach to your cable connection on the TV. Amazon sells it under "cables and adapters" in electronics section..
1243870
Yes this converter allows the connection to older TVs that only have coaxial connections and newer HDMI receivers.
107459
If your tv has the red blue and green "component in" connections, then this should work for you. This is not for the yellow "composite video in"
2188756
Hi, Eric, Yes, you use composite cables which transmit the video through one channel (yellow) and stereo audio via the red and white cables, so you shouldn't have any problem.
1890969
As long as the tv had digital optical audio out, or your regular coax which is the red and white audio cables then yes!
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.