Samsung BD-D6500 Blu-Ray disc player with non-HDMI TV (component video cables or composite video cables)? Can I use Samsung BD-D6500 Blu-R with these?
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It depends. It also has component (separate color connections, etc,) outputs for older sets or an AV amplifier and addition to the dual HDMI outputs. It also has an optical output if you need it.
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To be honest, I'm not sure, but I suspect that you can. Sorry I can't give you a definitive answer...
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No. The vast majority of new Blu-ray players won't either. Your best bet may be looking at older models.Edit: it does have a composite output, but no analog HD output.
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Your BD30 should upgrade video signal through component connections to 1080i, if HDMI it would upscale to 1080p. Others Blu-ray players would have same problems as BD30. The one you have is the best in Blu-ray right now.
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No problem, there is no point in getting a blu-ray player if you dont have an HDTV, and if you have an HDTV there is no point in using composite.
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Nope, just the hdmi cable, you'll LOVE this player makes your regular dvds look close to blue ray quality, gave had mine for months LOVE IT
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The LG BP125 Blu-Ray Disk/DVD player has neither component or composite outputs. It has one HDMI output and one coax cable output -- no other outputs.
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I did not have the opportunity to play DVD's, CD's or Blu-rays. However, most DVD players are backward compatible, so that they can play CD's, but not Blu-rays. Blu-ray players should be able to play all three formats.
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Compatible with BD Video, BD-RE (Single/Dual), BD-R (Single/Dual), DVD Video, DVD-R/RW, CD-R/RW, Audio CD, DTS-CD, and HD JPEG Formats...In other words, yes :)
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HDMI -- no.OPTICAL DRIVE -- read/write CD , read only DVD. It is possible to buy RW CD, RW DVD.
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Something like the Samsung BD-F5900 3D Wi-Fi Blu-ray Disc Player (2013 Model) should do the trick. Higher priced models have more features that you may or may not be interested in.
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Yes, this is through HDMI cable. I do not component cable. I noticed that certain movies, there is a restriction in upconversion. Otherwise, for most of the SD DVD, it upconverts much better than the Yamaha receiver (it also can do upconversion through TBC-time base correction).
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I have played DVDs, Blu-Ray DVDS, and 3D Blu-Ray Disk, I have not tried CD-R/RW Disk ( Manual says will play these CD's)
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Yes, but instead of hooking rca (red, yellow, and white cord) audio & VIDEO output from the blu ray player to the to the home theater system; you ::JUST:: HOOK THE BLU RAY PLAYERS "AUDIO OUTPUT" TO THE RCA HOME THEATER SYSTEM "AUDIO INPUT" WITH either 2 of the 3 RCA (red, white or yellow ends) (it doesn't matter which, it JUST MATTER where u plug it in)and use HDMI CABLE etc. To Whatever you are watching it on to the blue ray player.*Usually dvd players and such come with standard RCA cables.. Like to hook your dvd player up to you tv for example.Please feel free to ask anything else if this is confusing. Yes, but instead of hooking rca (red, yellow, and white cord) audio & VIDEO output from the blu ray player to the to the home theater system; you ::JUST:: HOOK THE BLU RAY PLAYERS "AUDIO OUTPUT" TO THE RCA HOME THEATER SYSTEM "AUDIO INPUT" WITH either 2 of the 3 RCA (red, white or yellow ends) (it doesn't matter which, it JUST MATTER where u plug it in)and use HDMI CABLE etc. To Whatever you are watching it on to the blue ray player.*Usually dvd players and such come with standard RCA cables.. Like to hook your dvd player up to you tv... » Read More Yes, but instead of hooking rca (red, yellow, and white cord) audio & VIDEO output from the blu ray player to the to the home theater system; you ::JUST:: HOOK THE BLU RAY PLAYERS "AUDIO OUTPUT" TO THE RCA HOME THEATER SYSTEM "AUDIO INPUT" WITH either 2 of the 3 RCA (red, white or yellow ends) (it doesn't matter which, it JUST MATTER where u plug it in)and use HDMI CABLE etc. To Whatever you are watching it on to the blue ray player.*Usually dvd players and such come with standard RCA cables.. Like to hook your dvd player up to you tv for example.Please feel free to ask anything else if this is confusing. « Show Less
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Hey my Friend, Thanks for your imput. Just want to get a clear understanding about HDMI and Composite connection differences. My HDTV is 3 years old with composite only connection. Will HD DVD give me 1080i reception capabilty. I now have the Dish 622 reciever and get HD quality no problem. Simply put does the Toshiba HD-A1 HDDVD player have composite connections along with HDMI. Hope I've made myself clear enough. Thanks Much ... RD
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I have mine connected to a Samsung HDTV and Samsung Blu-Ray player. It comes with a manual. Set-up was quick and easy. I cannot address your situation and suggest you call them directly @1-800-377-7655. They will be happy to help you. Tech support is wonderful. Merry Christmas, KFYSMAN
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When you say "compound" I assume you are talking about component video cables. Component video on Blu-ray players and HD cable/satellite boxes can support up to 1080i resolution in most cases. You will get a very high quality picture with Blu-ray discs if you have decent quality component video cables connected from this player to your TV. However, you won't get upconverted video on standard DVDs over component, you'll need an HDMI cable to get upconversion of standard DVD to 720p resolution. With the Blu-ray player upconverting the video, you will get a much better picture with standard DVDs than you would with just component cables. $50 for a 12 foot HDMI cable is a ripoff. Check here, I use these cables for many of my installs and have never had any problems with them: http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=102&cp_id=10240&cs_id=1024004&p_id=3663&seq=1&format=2
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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!