Samsung Dvd Vcr
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Samsung DVD V6700 - DVD/VCR combo
$99.99 Progressive scan output DVD/DVD-R/CD/VCD/CD-R/JPEG/VHS Playback 6 Head HiFi Stereo EZ Veiw/One Touch Record Digital Audio Output(Optical & Coaxial) DVIX play back Front AV Jack... |
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Samsung BD-C6500 1080p Blu-ray Disc Player
$249.99 Fast Performance, Quality Entertainment With a lightning fast 15-second disc load and 15-second boot-up time, the BD-C6500 is one of the quickest Blu-ray players in the market giving consumers more time to relax and enjoy their favorite movies in high-definition. The player features enhanced Blu-ray disc playback using Samsung's Adaptive Servo Technology (AST). All of this is packaged in a slim an... |
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Samsung BD-C5500 1080p Blu-ray Disc Player
$179.99 The Samsung BD-C5500 Blu-ray Player offers Internet@TV, which delivers the best of the web, straight to your HDTV, with downloadable widgets and apps like BLOCKBUSTER®, Facebook®, YouTubeTM, TwitterTM, FlickrTM, Pandora and more. You can shop online, share pictures, catch up with friends and connect to a wide range of streaming digital content at the touch of a button. It also has wireless LAN b... |
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Coby TFTV1525 15-Inch Widescreen TFT LCD 720p HDTV/Monitor with HDMI Input (Black)
$159.99 Coby's 15" LCD TV offers a premium viewing experience, featuring brilliant picture, liquid-crystal display, and dual ATSC/NTSC tuners for great reception of digital signal (DTV-ready). With an HDMI digital connection and a 15-pin VGA interface, the TFTV1525 is perfect for use as a television or computer monitor. Integrated full-range stereo speakers, AV inputs and digital noise reduction also incl... |
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Samsung DVD-VR375 DVD Recorder/VHS Combo Refurb
Samsung DVD-VR375 DVD Recorder/VHS Combo (Refurbished) This versatile unit records both DVD discs and VHS tapes, delivering crisp pictures and high-quality sound. Transition those VHS family videos to DVD. SAMSUNG's DVD-VR375 provides up-conversion to 1080p and an easy recording feature to help you immediately master the process.... |
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6 foot RCA Audio Video Cable - 2 Audio Components and 1 Video Component - Plug in for Samsung Toshiba LG Sharp Sony Sceptre RCA Panasonic Philips Mitsubishi Magnavox TV LCD Plasma DLP and Cameras and Camcorders
$0.01 6 foot RCA Audio Video Cable - 2 Audio Components and 1 Video Component - Plug in for Samsung Toshiba LG Sharp Sony Sceptre RCA Panasonic Philips Mitsubishi Magnavox TV LCD Plasma DLP and Cameras and Camcorders... |
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Samsung DVD V6700 - DVD/VCR combo
$99.99 Progressive scan output DVD/DVD-R/CD/VCD/CD-R/JPEG/VHS Playback 6 Head HiFi Stereo EZ Veiw/One Touch Record Digital Audio Output(Optical & Coaxial) DVIX play back Front AV Jack... |
Analog TV, digital cable box, HDMI Samsung DVD recorder with VCR. How do I hook these up?
The Samsung DVD recorder does not have the coax connection (I think that’s what it is) and this is what’s throwing me off. What kind of connection do I use instead of the coax cable to make all of this work together? I know the Samsung DVD recorder is “overkill”, but I plan on upgrading the TV to HD eventually, so this is what I have for now. The tv is a Panasonic with surround sound. And I have a digital cable box.
I’d appreciate any suggestions. Thanks!
If your TV only has antenna (coax) in, then you will need to get an RF modulator with multiple inputs. The most common output that all your devices are just about guaranteed to have is composite video (yellow connector) with analog stereo audio (red and white connectors). You’ll need an input for each of your devices.
For surround sound, you’ll want to connect the DVD recorder with a digital audio connection, either coaxial (not to be confused with antenna in, though it bears the same name) or optical. I’m a little confused about your surround sound setup, as you describe it as being a part of your TV. If whatever the speakers are connected to don’t have digital audio in, you’ll have to stick with analog audio. Some older devices have analog surround sound out, where there are 6 audio cables, but those are less common. If you have neither, you’ll have to wait until you have a device which can decode the audio streams carried by HDMI.
