how to install a dvd player to an old tv

#How to install a dvd player to an old tv how to
#How to install a dvd player to an old tv upgrade
#How to install a dvd player to an old tv code

#How to install a dvd player to an old tv upgrade

You may want to upgrade to a component cable because I find that it does result in better picture quality for your DVDs and it's more up to date. The composite cable is skinny and it's definitely usable with a flatscreen TV. I had that kind of cable wire for years because that was the only way I could hook up my DVD player with the analog TV.

Composite is the cable with the yellow plug for the video and the red and white plugs for the audio portion. The kind of cable that you described is a composite cable.

#How to install a dvd player to an old tv how to

It took time for me to explain the instructions for programming your remote for your DVD player and it takes some time for me to explain how to hook up the cables. I thought you had made a separate post about your remote but it doesn't matter. I just re-read your original post and it looks like I missed the first part of your question. I would love to help you with that as well. Now for hooking up your cables.Yes, that can be tricky and when I was hooking up my cables, it was like a process of elimination. It's better for my mind and I learn more that way. Now I have resolved another issue that I never realized I had. If you don't have the booklet, the same website that retired me pointed out to you on your other thread should be useful for finding the instructions and the program codes for your DVD player as well: I was able to program my remote successfully for my DVD player is 6 years old and doesn't have the capacity for the HDMI-DVI cable. You can also follow the same programming instructions for an audio receiver and a VCR. The only trick is that if you want to switch between the TV and the DVD player, hit TV on the remote to control the TV and hit DVD on the remote to control the DVD player.

#How to install a dvd player to an old tv code

(10) For future reference, underline the code that worked for you. (9) If the DVD player did not turn off, repeat all the steps with the next code in the list. Note: The only thing you won't be able to do with the Verizon remote is eject the DVD but you can definitely press play, stop, pause, and fast forward. If the DVD player turns off, you have successfully programmed your remote (for the DVD player). (8) To test to see if this was the correct code, point the remote at your DVD player and press Power. (7) Enter the 4-digit DVD player code you circled. (5) While holding down the DVD key, press the OK key. (4) Press and hold the DVD key (while aiming the remote toward your DVD player). Well, at least your DVD player should be turned on.

(3) Make sure that both your TV and DVD player are on. (2) Circle the first 4-digit number displayed for your make of DVD player. (1) Look up your DVD player make in the DVD code listing on the back of the booklet. I'll copy the instructions and if you compare them to what is in your booklet, all I am doing is substituting the 'DVD' for 'TV': The procedure is the same only instead of pressing down the TV button on the remote, you press down the DVD button. You can program the remote to control the DVD player the same way that you can program the remote to control the TV. You should definitely have the same thing. I held onto this little booklet that I had received for the Verizon remote. I got it now! I have a Pansonic DVD player model DVD-S29 and I was able to program my Verizon remote for my DVD player.