Dvd player i have an old rca tv model # F19262. there is no way to connect my new dvd player to the tv. what type of an adapter of some sort do i get?

This is a common problem. Not all models of DVD players have analog audio connections.

The image of the back of the DVD is suppose to be a BD5700?

The connections AUX on the amp and the connections audio out red and white RCA connector are connected with a audio cable.
The images marked with the red are these locations

If your model of DVD player does not have a set of red/white audio connectors you have two other choices.

1. If TV is connected via HDMI that the audio is included to the TV. The TV will likely have a set of red/white audio "out" RCA connectors that would connect into the Pioneer.
2. Purchase a specific powered adapter that takes the Optical audio signal and converts to a analog RED/White RCA connector that will connect via audio cables into the AUX of the Pioneer,

Dynex Optical Coaxial Digital Audio to Analog Audio Converter Black

One that has a scart socket at least.it is the RCA connectors that are usually missing off the newer sets.nearly all new are hdmi so if there are no scart sockets or RCA you will need to buy an RCA to hdmi convertor to use old equipment.....otherwise upgrade to a hard drive unit with DVD capability and transfer all you videos over.

You need an A/V to RF adapter to convert the audio and video outputs of the DVD player to RF so that you can watch the DVD player on an available VHF channel on the TV. See this device offered by Amazon:
RF Modulator TV Switch Audio Video RCA Ant Input to Type Coax Output...
You may also need a short 75 ohm length of coaxial cable with "F" type connectors on both ends and A/V cables with RCA plugs to complete the setup.

Easy. All you have to do is to make sure that the DVD player is old the older types that have RCA connectors at the back of the DVD. Latest DVD may have RCA connections but I am not sure if it can send digital signal directly to the analog TV. Try this and see what happens. if your TV is old and does not have Component Video (Red/Green/Blue) RCA sockets (input) but has standard Pal/NTSC sockets (Yellow/Red/Black) hook up the yellow, red and black plugs into a DVD (out) RCA sockets of same colour, then hook up the other end of the cable in the (in) RCA sockets at the rear of the TV.
If it works, then all is well. If it doesn't work, then you have to hook up the cable from the DVD to the (input) RCA sockets of a Set Top Box, so that the Set Top Box will convert the signals for the analog TV. Just pay attention to the inputs and outputs at the rear of them.
On your DVD - plug the RCA cable to the (OUTPUT) RCA sockets. On the Set Top Box - plug the connectors in the (IN) RCA sockets and then use another cable connected to the OUT RCA's of the Set Top Box, then connect the other connectors to the (IN) of the TV RCA sockets. Hopefully you get the picture on what I mean.

No HDTV started with flat screens not the tube type (CRT). hope it helps.

http://www.p4c.philips.com/files/2/26pfl3404_12/26pfl3404_12_qsg_nld.pdf Here is the manual for that model TV. It shows the input options. You now have to compare to the types of outputs from your DVD player and what you've alredy used that is connected to the TV.

If you have used up the RCA inputs (Yellow, White, and Red inputs)... you can get a switch box at Radio Shack http://www.radioshack.com/search/index.jsp?kwCatId=&kw=tv%20switch&origkw=tv%20switch&sr=1 to connect more components. (You will need one extra RCA AV cord too... http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3909597 to go from the switch box to the TV.

.... and depending on the types of video and audio out on the DVD player, you may want to use HDMI or Digital outs instead... the different adapters are there too. Check the manual first and compare to what you already have plugged in. Good luck!

Go to Wal-Mart buy Video adapter for jacks.you can plug in dvd or game set into it then hookup to TV.

The same way you hook it up to an RCA television model F19262

have you bought the new disc's from stores cause cd's and dvd's come in new format which is forcing people to buy new players if old dvd's worked on dvd player and new ones dont then its the dvd i had to by new dvd player the other night cause im startin my collection dvd's back bought a movie and bam didnt work no disc
you can hook the line direct into a vcr audio and video and it works with out the R.f's adapter

yeah sometimes we all get fustrated with stuff like that, the trick is not to hit the thing with a hammer,,

any way ensure that yougot the cables connected propperly in the L/R audio output from the dvd player (RED AND WHITE its alo labeled) and connect it to the in in the tv..

check your player settings (audio settings and and check your tv audio settings to ensure they match) some HDTV's only use 5.1 or higher

if your dvd remote got a volume controll on it ensure the u\volume is all the way up and that it isnt muted.

try your player on a next tv to ensure its working , if it is the problem is with your settings as stated above