I have a TV with only component and the R-Y-W inputs. I want to connect the cable from the wall into this and use the R-Y-W ouput to connect to my TV
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Hard to believe there's no coaxial input on a TV, but yes this device will serve your purpose
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You need to buy a powered switch that has 2 inputs and 1 output. Cable and roku go to input, and output goes to Tv
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If you're trying to use your existing home stereo than you only need to get a basic VGA cable (red, white, yellow). Just plugin the red/white to the "out" on the television, and plugin the red/white on the other end of the cable into any of the video inputs on your stereo receiver. You only need the red and white because those are the audio, you can leave the yellow unplugged as that is for video. Good luck!Michael
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The cable which connects to your TV is coaxial. If your TV doesn't have that type of connection (same as cable TV), you could use the old adapter that changes the coaxial to the red and white plug.
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this will not work. they do make adaptors to go from hdmi to the red, white and yellow cables and then you will probably need to find an adaptor to go from that to the cable push in. you may not be able to get it threaded, so you could screw it in
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You should be able to connect the s-video and the audio-L and audio-R to your TV. Good luck.
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You connect it by using and hdmi cable (best option) or a optical audio cable from your TV. If you use and HDMI cable make sure your TV has an output labeled ARS, that means that it can accept audio both ways
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I can't answer the question, but I share it. Does this pick up antenna signal, or do I need a separate antenna for that? Also, since there is only an hdmi and rca input, how do I get from the wall to the box?
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the out put from computer has to be converted to rca input and I am not sure if TV sets have an output.
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I plugged a HDMI cable from my computer to the HDMI port and changed the input on my TV
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I looked up your television model you only have one slot for component cables just plug in the matching colors red to red white to white green to green blue to blue etc. Cables work great. Make sure to change wii settings to 480p under settings
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Katy if your tv has RCA plugs(red, yellow, white) on the back of it the unit it will hook up with the included wire. It's ok it's a simple hook up you can handle it. Just plug the red and white wire into the corresponding color hole on your tv and the other end into the transmitter and your good to go. Oh and enjoy!
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no. This is a component output with red, green and blue so you would need to use the component input to the tv and that should work. Good luck, JK
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The cable is connected to the composite inputs of the TV. Green cable to y/v, Blue goes to pb/cb, Red goes to Pr/cr inputs. Those 3 are for the vidio. The Red and White marked audio, go to the Right and Left Audio Inputs. Hope this helps
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No, you would need an rca cable (red, yellow, white). It would also depend on your tv. Some newer tv's do not support rca but others use one of the component colors as the yellow in the rca protocol.
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This question seems to be answered in another discussion, and the answer seems to be that you will have to run component and composite outs to the TV separately.
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Install the amplifier box at the antenna pole, connect the antenna to the input of the box, connect one end of the 25ft cable to the output port of the box and the other end to the power supply unit of what you purchased. The other connector in the power supply unit should connect to your TV. Now plug the power cord of the power supply unit into the wall outlet to finish the setup.