I have a dvd player and an hd tv and hdmi cables connected to cable box. sound is great with hd box but sucks for dvd?

I have a dvd player and an hd tv and hdmi cables connected to cable box. Sound is great with hd box but sucks for dvd. The dvd player only has red white and yellow connector ports.Is there a cable I can use to connect it to box or tv to make it sound better?

Asked by hunneybunny32003 24 months ago Similar questions: dvd player hd tv hdmi cables connected cable box sound great sucks Consumer Electronics > TV & Video.

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I have a dvd player and an hd tv and hdmi cables connected to cable box HDMI WITHOUT DVR DOES EXISTYou will only get HD from the cable box to the TV by using ANYONE of these three cables -no other cables transmit an HD signal , 1- component cables (THIS CABLE DOES HAVE RCA PLUGS ON THE ENDS) -blue ,green ,red component out>> to component in on your HDTV set + AUDIO RCA for 2 channel stereo to your tv set , OR ; digital co-ax or fiber optic cable for surround sound to a surround receiver2- DVI cable - Digital video interface + either one of the audio setups in #13-HDMI -HIGH DEFINITION MUTIPLE INTERFACE - both HD PICTURE AND SURROUND SOUND (2 CHANNEL IF IT JUST GOES TO THE TV SET) Now you have several options for your DVD and VCR . You have a standard definition DVD player . This DVD will not pass HD content from your cable box to your HDTV SET , so you might as well use RCA CABLES FROM YOUR CABLE BOX to the DVD White ,Red , Yellow THE SAME CABLE OUT TO YOUR NON HD Video IN connections on your set (if you have them -you should ) and just use co-ax from the cable box to the VCR to the tv set -Just switch the input source on your tv from 1-HDMI to> 2video in DVD> 3to coax VCR, to go from one source to another , set your DVD AND VCR TUNER TO Channel 3 or 4 and you can watch any channel on the cable box through these machines,Sources: Semi-retired AV TECH AND ElectricianQ: I have my DVD player connected to TV with HDMI.

How do I get sound thru Denon receiver? The receiver does not have HDMI. Should I connect optical out on TV to optical in on receiver or optical out on DVD player to optical in on receiver.

Which would be better? I am looking for best sound quality possible. TV is Samsung...... (1 answer - asked 17 months ago)A: You should do Optical out from the dvd player to the optical in on the receiverIt is easier and better to just do optical out from the dvd player to optical in on the receiver.

The sound quality would not be noticeably different in either case, but it would be more convenient to just go from the dvd player to the receiver. Also, a shorter wire is better. Sources: ExperienceQ: I have my DVD player connected to TV with HDMI.

How do I get sound thru Denon receiver? The receiver does not have HDMI. Should I connect optical out on TV to optical in on receiver or optical out on DVD player to optical in on receiver.

Which would be better? I am looking for best sound quality possible. TV is Samsung...... (2 answers - asked 17 months ago)A: I don’t own your specific equipmentBut looking at the rear panel of the Denon, you have 6 optical inputs, so why not connect both the TV and the DVD optical outputs to it?.

Also, if there is a control benefit to it, you can run the component video from the DVD to one of your two component video inputs on the Denon, and then the component video monitor output to the TV. I have seen several assertions from published AV experts that there is no video signal difference between that and HDMI. Sources: http://askville.amazon.com/SimilarQuestions.do?req=dvd-player-hd-tv-hdmi-cables-connected-cable-box-sound-great-sucks .

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Review: WD TV HD Media Player One of the most frustrating things that still hasn’t gotten any better in the digital age is the ability to view digital media on the family television. Sure there’s AppleTV and SlingCatcher and a host of others, but what about just being able to literally plug in your hard drive or camera that’s loaded with pictures, videos and tunes and start playing it all back instantly? Well, it seems that Western Digital has finally cracked the code with its WD TV Media Player.

I recently put the WD TV Media Player through its paces and it’s not only effortless to get up and running, but it’s affordable, too. SetupI literally took the WD TV out of its box, connected it to a power source, connected my spare HDMI cable to the back of it (the other end is already hooked to my HDTV), put the batteries in the included remote, turned it on, and was ready to go. The media player itself is just a conduit so at this point it only showed the menu since it didn’t contain any content.

I then plugged a USB 2.0 hard drive into the back of the WD TV HD Media Player. Unfortunately, it didn’t recognize the hard drive, but it turns out that it was a bad drive, so on a whim I plugged in a random USB stick into my MacBook (I recently collected a ton of them from CES), loaded up some music, videos (in a variety of formats), and photos and then plugged the USB stick into the device. Moments later I was able to view my photos, play my tunes and watch my videos, without missing a beat.

The interface for browsing the media is pretty friendly, immediately sectioning off the various media types. The only drawback I noticed was that if you’re viewing a video and then push the forward button on the remote, there’s no visual confirmation that the command was received, so you push again. Most times you end up accidentally skipping over the desired content, but it’s something that you get used to.

You can also use a Slideshow mode, which will then auto-advance your photos, but I prefer to thumb through mine quickly. Since the player is firmware upgradable, I’m expecting some better UI enhancements down the road, including one to deal with this particular issue. Otherwise, the device itself works perfectly and exactly as you’d expect it to.

When I played a song and the song completed, it automatically advanced to the next one. It also showed me the title, artist, etc. Of the song that was currently being played. The coolest feature of the WD TV, though, is that you can plug in a digital camera and start viewing its content immediately.

I love using my Flip MinoHD and the only drawback to using it is that you have to view it on the device or on your computer and if you want to view it anywhere else, you have to convert the file format or use the included component cables to connect to your TV. Using the HD TV Media Player, I simply plugged the Flip directly into the player and then watched what I had just recorded in beautiful HD–no extra cables or conversion necessary. Overall, I couldn’t be happier with the WD TV and recommend it for viewing and listening to your media on your family’s television.

Update: I downloaded some 1080p movie trailers from Apple. Com, dragged them over to a USB stick, and plugged them into the unit.It detected them and played them flawlessly. The WD TV HD Media Player is really one of the more impressive devices I’ve come across in a long time.

Sources: http://www.geek.com/articles/gadgets/review-wd-hd-tv-media-player-2009036/ .

How to Connect a DVD Player to a TV There are three ways you can connect a DVD player to a TV. Component video gives the best picture quality, but requires 3 cables for the video signal alone. S-video needs only 1 cable but it isn’t as good as component video.

Composite video is the easiest connection to make, but gives the lowest picture quality. Omponent Video ConnectionStep1Get a component video cable. This cable has 3 sets of connectors, one each for the red, blue and green color signals.

Step2Match the connectors to the appropriate video output jacks on the DVD player. Component video outputs will normally be labeled Cr/Cb/Cy. The Cy output jack is matched to green, Cr to red and Cb to blue.

Step3Run the cable from DVD player to the TV. Most TV connections are made from the back panel, but this may vary. Step4Match the connectors to the appropriate video input jacks on the TV.

S-Video ConnectionStep1Get an S-video cable. This cable has a single round connector with 4 pins. Step2Attach one end of the S-video cable to the S-video output jack on the DVD player.

Step3Attach the other end to the S-video input jack on the TV. Composite Video ConnectionStep1Get a composite video cable. These types of cables are frequently bundled with two-channel audio cables.

Composite video cables are tipped with yellow plugs. Step2Plug one end of the composite video cable into the composite video output jack on your DVD player. Step3Plug the other end into the composite video input jack on your TV.

Sources: http://www.ehow.com/how_2036210_connect-dvd-player.html .

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