I have an old JVC TV - not a flat screen. I do have a cable connection. Will I be able to use this? (I'm a techno dunce.)
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I don't have cable either. However, while I too am a techno dunce, I can only tell you it works on my TV which has a master antenna. Even though I don't need it, I still use the box that I got for digital use only because I like that it gives me more info regarding each channel. The set up seemed the same as it was with my old (not flat) screen.
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This DVD player has both a hdmi connection as well as a RCA connection so you can hook it up to pretty much any tv that you might have. Just keep in mind that if you are using the RCA (red white and yellow ports) you will not be able to upscale your DVDs
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The DVD has 1 video out and 2 (L&R;) audio outs that take RCA connectors- if there are matching inputs on the TV you're golden. As for the cable, you'll need a cable box. The co-ax cable will connect to the cable box then from the box to the TV. Your cable company can provide the converter box (usually a couple bucks a month rental) and cables can be found at almost any store that sells TVs. Radio Shack is usually cheaper and has a large selection of lengths in stock. All the plugs on the DVD player and TV will be labeled, just match the labels and plug a cable in. It should take 5 to 10 minutes to do. Good luck. The DVD has 1 video out and 2 (L&R;) audio outs that take RCA connectors- if there are matching inputs on the TV you're golden. As for the cable, you'll need a cable box. The co-ax cable will connect to the cable box then from the box to the TV. Your cable company can provide the converter box (usually a couple bucks a month rental) and cables can be found at almost any store that sells TVs. Radio Shack is usually cheaper and has a large selection of lengths in stock. All the plugs on the DVD player and TV will be labeled, just match the labels and plug a cable in. It should take 5 to 10... » Read More The DVD has 1 video out and 2 (L&R;) audio outs that take RCA connectors- if there are matching inputs on the TV you're golden. As for the cable, you'll need a cable box. The co-ax cable will connect to the cable box then from the box to the TV. Your cable company can provide the converter box (usually a couple bucks a month rental) and cables can be found at almost any store that sells TVs. Radio Shack is usually cheaper and has a large selection of lengths in stock. All the plugs on the DVD player and TV will be labeled, just match the labels and plug a cable in. It should take 5 to 10 minutes to do. Good luck. « Show Less
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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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When you say "cable connection," do you mean coaxial cable only? If that's the only input your TV has, you won't be able to use this. I think the extra expense of this player's upscaling ability would be lost on your tv. You could get a less expensive DVD player with similar results.
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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..
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No you can NOT. This converts HDMI to AV (yellow video port), not the other way around. They make a separate converter that does AV (yellow, red, and white VCR connections) to HDMI. That's what you would want if you are connecting a VCR to an HDTV. Just make sure it says "AV to HDMI" and not the other way around. This product works very well, I would assume their other converters work just as well.
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If your cable box has HDMI output,then it should be no problem.......otherwise you can use the component outputs on the cable box.
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If you have a flat screen Tv and not the old tube tv, your tv will more than likely have a HDMI input. This mean you will only need to purchase a HDMI cable. However, if you do have an older model tv, I'm unable to answer your question.
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It will only work with JVC products that are set up to accept or have that option .The unit will say which one to use in the book or you can research online . Works great , hope this helps
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Yes, you can as long as you have the proper cable for input--likely 1/8" jack converted from axial cable. But you will likely need to get the unit and see what kind of connecton you need. I can use the one I bought for a variety of uses, such as video, DVD input, but have not used as a TV, but I understand you can do that, too.
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not possible!...only HDTV with HDMI will work although, you still get decent image.
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In order to work with the TV, the TV must have an OTA or "over the air" tuner, to be able to tune into the legacy channels 2-13 (VHF). If your tv does not have this type of input, you may still be able to connect it through an older VCR. If you don't have a VCR, your local thrift shop is sure to have one, but get it quick before they're all gone :) Make sure that the VCR has composite outputs that are compatible with your new digital television. If you TV only has HDMI, you should have got a different tv. You can also get an RF to composite adapter box, but these are quite pricy ($150)
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no. this is an audio visual projection type connect (C2G I believe is the correct term not coaxial) - it is not the type that runs to connect cable tv or vcr ... it is a round end with a bunch of prongs. I was hoping for that same type of set up - and was sadly mistaken when the cable arrived.
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I had to connect to my cable box. The home theater system only has the old, three color connector, and my TV only has one of those type inputs, this is a drawback, you cannot connect it using an HDMI cable. I have not actually hooked it up through my dvd player, so I don't know on that one.
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You would need a video capture card or a video card with a video in, such as the old all in wonders....... I doubt that your computer has this. If you do tho it should work just like on the tv.
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Yes, whatever you have hooked up now should work. The connection to the T.V is a simple HDMI cable.
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This is not the cord to hook up your vcr and tv. You need a regular audio/video cord - that red, white and yellow!!
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I think you would need a TV tuner, cable box, or satellite TV box with an HDMI output. Connect that output to the HDMI input on the monitor and it should work. I haven't actually tried this, however, so I can't say for sure.
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If your computer has an HDMI port to connect to the TV. I found the VGA connection to be rather poor. But when i connected through the HDMI it was flawless.
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It should be perfect for that use. I have a cable box hooked up to an old TV and it works great.
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That's what I did with HDMI out from Direct TV Box to the Component Video and Sound in of an older TV. There must be the three component video jacks (RBG) in on the TV. A TV with just 1 yellow video in will not work.