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Posted by Big Monkey on October 16, 2005, 2:34 am
Please log in for more thread options I have a old tv (Sylvania) with just audio and video inputs. Is there any way to hook up a philips home theater package to it?? Thank you for your help!!!!! | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Posted by vij on October 15, 2005, 11:05 pm
Please log in for more thread options If your home theatre package has the same kind of video connection that your TV has, then yeah. What kind of video inputs does the TV have? It's probably just the RF cable and a single composite cable, I'm guessing. So the video would probably be the composite video cable from the player/receiver to the TV, and the audio would go from the player/receiver directly to the 5.1 speaker setup. cheers, vij | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Posted by Big Monkey on October 16, 2005, 3:51 am
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the tv has red, white, and yellow input plug ins and it also has a 's" video input plug in. >>I have a old tv (Sylvania) with just audio and video inputs. Is there any
>>way to hook up a philips home theater package to it?? >> >> Thank you for your help!!!!! >
> If your home theatre package has the same kind of video connection that > your TV has, then yeah. What kind of video inputs does the TV have? It's > probably just the RF cable and a single composite cable, I'm guessing. So > the video would probably be the composite video cable from the > player/receiver to the TV, and the audio would go from the player/receiver > directly to the 5.1 speaker setup. > > cheers, > vij > | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Posted by vij on October 16, 2005, 10:46 am
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> the tv has red, white, and yellow input plug ins and it also has a 's"
> video input plug in. The red and white are for the left and right audio cables. The yellow one is for a single composite video cable. And the S-video one is just that. So for video, use an S-video cable going from your HTB to the TV. If by some wacky chance your HTB doesn't have s-video out, use a single composite cable instead. And for audio, it's already done. The 5.1 speaker setup is connected directly to your HTB. Boom! Done! So tell us how it looks/sounds . . . | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Posted by Big Monkey on October 17, 2005, 1:26 am
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It doesn't work. My tv has audio and video inputs and the cable hooked up in back for cable tv. I'm lost and also thanks for your patience. I want my cable tv audio to come thru my htb. thanks again for all your help. >> the tv has red, white, and yellow input plug ins and it also has a 's"
>> video input plug in. >
> The red and white are for the left and right audio cables. The yellow one > is for a single composite video cable. And the S-video one is just that. > > So for video, use an S-video cable going from your HTB to the TV. If by > some wacky chance your HTB doesn't have s-video out, use a single > composite cable instead. > > And for audio, it's already done. The 5.1 speaker setup is connected > directly to your HTB. > > Boom! Done! > > So tell us how it looks/sounds . . . > | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||

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>way to hook up a philips home theater package to it??
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> Thank you for your help!!!!!