Posted 13 June 2006 - 05:52 PM
ok i have a question is it possible to hook up a dvd player with an OLD tv. like a 1992 SANYO. mo. avm2502? In the back of the tV there is only one outlet in the back you can use and i think its for VCRs. but i dont really know
But i just need to know if there is anyway you can hook up a DVD player to an older tv like if you can by something to hook it up to the TV.
If anyone could help, i'd appreciate it. thnk you.
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old TVs and DVD players is it possible?
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Posted 13 June 2006 - 06:18 PM
im not 100% sure
but if u could hook up ur VCR to the TV u could use the DVD player by hookking it up through the VCR....the VCR might have an input for a DVD player
but if u could hook up ur VCR to the TV u could use the DVD player by hookking it up through the VCR....the VCR might have an input for a DVD player
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Posted 13 June 2006 - 07:55 PM
if the connector's available then you should be fine. decade old tvs should still have composite vid and l/r audios, which will connect to dvd players.
however, if ur tv only have 1 connector (guessing it's coax?) then probably not.
however, if ur tv only have 1 connector (guessing it's coax?) then probably not.
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Posted 13 June 2006 - 08:02 PM
Sure you can, just use a vcr like fishy fart said or go for a RF box from like target (~$30) if they don't have it, look in the game section for a console switch box. Some have 2 of those antenna connectors on the back and also function as a RF box also. Mine does. ($20)
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