Samsung LN-S4692D 46 in. LCD HDTV "rca tv manuals connect vcr" Questions

...experience, you should connect the LCD TV to the VCR using component / SVideo or RCA cables instead of RF coxial to avoid signal loss. Your VCR manual should indicate these types of

...RCA or HDMI and be able to connect it to newer TV's that do not have a Coaxial connection. If you search Amazon (or your favorite retailer) for "RF Modulator" you should come up with several options. ...

...RCA cables. now on the back of the TV (possibly on the side) you will also have the yellow, white and red ports. Hook one end of the RCA cable to the colored ports on the VCR, the other end of the ...

...TV set to your VCR, using 3 wires RCA cable(Yellow, red, white) to "Video1"  input, yellow only! The other 2(sound channels) connect to "home theater/DVD unit. Use "aux" input. 2. Connect your ...

...TV/AV key. Make sure that the RCA cables from the VCR are connected to the TV correctly. Kindly provide more information so that we can help you further. put tv in analog (ATV)mode and press menu on ...

...RCA 46" LCD Model LED46C45RQ How to connect a VCR player to it and what kind can I use. I have an older Panasonic 4 Head - HI-Fi Stero Model PV-V4521. Is this one O.K. or do I need a new one? Thank ...

...TV.Now take colored RCA cables and one end of the red and the white cables into the LINE OUT (AUDIO L / R) red and white jacks on the back of you SONY DVD Player.Then take the other ends of those ...

...rca (yellow/white/red) plugs as input. Your TV has outputs for that (tv out/ audio out), that will enable your to tape shows from the TV. That's the first connection. Then connect the green/blue/red ...

...RCA Dvd vcr combo to Insignia tv? I can't find video audio in out on tv, only component plugins whereas the Dvd vcr has audio video in out. What goes into where . Thanks Refer both the devices' user ...

TV on an out jack (yellow RCA), and the sound is picked up by the Red and White RCA out jacks. These signals must be connected to your same color in jacks on your VCR. The VCR is then set to Ch 3 or 4