Video and Audio cables needed: What video and audio cables are required to hook this DVD player up to a HDMI connection on an LCD HDTV?
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An HDMI cable is the only thing needed. HDMI carries both the video and audio in one single cable. Getting the audio to a stereo receiver requires a separate audio cable (probably optical) that will go from your HDTV audio output to your stereo receiver. If your stereo receiver has HDMI pass-through, you might be able to have the DVD HDMI cable go straight to your receiver, but then you would need a second HDMI cable to go from your receiver to your HDTV, which is MUCH more expensive than an optical audio cable in the scenario I described above.
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Nope, just bought one. My tv is avi hdtv so have to get the adapter cable. Would be hard for phillips to supply a 30 dollar plus cable with ever dvd player for every type of set up. so only rca type composite cables are supplied.
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Just got through looking at the specs and you can use an HDMI cable to hook up to the dvd player.
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Yes, your DVD will work fine... though limited in its connections, it is still a great buy. I listed all the info in my review. Nothing new that is not covered there already by myself and the others. The best manner to connect the DVD will be with an HDMI wire ($5 -$10) if the DVD player has such an input. If not perhaps a component video wire ( RED, GREEN, BLUE ) combined with RCA wire for the audio.
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I already had a little headphone jack gizmo that has the red and yellow RCA jacks at the other end, that I pugged into the DVD RCA female receptacles in the back of the receiver. The HiRes DVD player connects via a HDMI cable to a HDMI jack provided by the receiver. I use an iPOD. I already had this wire thing, you can get one at Amazon or down at a mall, I guess, if you can't wait...
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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
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Can you please explain this? I have been using a tv from 1995 and use a co-axial cable to hook it up. I am not familiar with HDMI cable, so if this is the only type that plugs into the tv, how can I hook the other end up to my cable box and DVD player? The cable box is newer so may be compatible, but the DVD player is fairly old as well. I don't want to buy a tv that I can't use my DVD player with. Thank you!
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Without more on your exact set up its hard to give a good answer. You will need to have a connecting cable if the correct type for each external component you connect to your tv. HDMI is the preferred connection as it conveys audio and video in a single cable. Use hdmi cables supporting at least hdmi 1.3 protocol to support the functions of this tv.
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all you will need is a vga cable with 3.5mm audio cable combined or by it self if you want audio.And a male to male hdmi cable to your needed length.
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i have this sony dvd player and i am getting a black and white picture on the screen when trying to play a dvd and it dose not have a s video and hdmi built in that you can connect it to in order to receive color in the picture is there anything else i can do to receive color in the picture since this dvd player do not have a s video or hdmi built in to it is there any other cables i can buy for this problem
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You may need to go into setup and identify which inputs a given source is supposed to be using. CD should only be using standard audio cables. DVD might be set to HDMI, but you may need to specify Component/Composite.
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You get a three connection video cable. You hook up to a TV with the video - left and right audio through the standard video plugins on the set. You only get the old standard TV video output so I don't know why you would use this as DVD player.
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RCA ; HDMI by model DVD player...español: cables RCA audio y video o también HDMI depende de el modelo de DVD player, yo conecto mi lapto; ps3 y blu ray con HDMI y con RCA Direct tv. y ambos se ven muy bien 720p . sorry for my bad English.
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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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Dear Customer, Thank you for your question on our DVI to HDMI cable. In the set up you have described to us, you will need an audio cable as the DVI portion is not capable of carrying sound.Please let us know if you have any further questions. Thank you, BlueRigger LLCService@bluerigger.com
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There are two smaller diameter audio cables included in the bundle with the three larger diameter color cables. The audio cables need to be connected both to the player out put jacks and also to the TV input jacks.
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Most DVD/Blu-Ray players don't have audio video inputs, only outputs. It would have to be a combination Blu-Ray and receiver.