The cable input on the tv

composite to hdmi adapter and then rf modulator and then to tv- thats the only way
good luck
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you either need this, Indoor Matching Transformer Gold 75 Ohm to 300 Ohm Balun Antenna Coaxial Cable Twin Lead for Off-Air TV Video Signal Component Connection Adapter / Converter
or one of these,

I can assume the input for your tv has only a coax input to it. Meaning a threaded connector on the back. If so, first connect the Wii to the input of the dvd player, second, from the output of the dvd player, this is where your solution is needed. run a coax cable from the tv to the DVD player and at the dvd player you will need an adapter from your local Radio Shack or electronics store. It should be a female coax to RCA adapter (male Red White and Yellow).Red and white for audio and yellow for video. Post a pic of the back of the tv if this doesnt solve it for you. Good luck, fingers crossed.

> not sure if have one installed.

One what?

Take a look at the connectors on the 2 cards.

Is one connector a VGA "video-output" connector?
If so, it's a video-card.

Is one connector a pair of sockets, with 4 gold wires per socket?
If so, it's a modem.

Is one connector a single socket, with 8 gold wires?
If so, it's a network adapter.

Is one connector an oval "female", with 25 holes?
If so, it's a parallel-port adapter, for an older-style printer.

Is one connector a thin slot (or a pair of thin slots) ?
If so, it's a USB adapter, for connecting USB devices.

Is one connector a standard coax cable (such as on the back of your TV) ?
If so, it's a TV-input card, to turn your computer into a TV-receiver.

Hi a simple CCTV one camera system is 1 pair of power wires (1 positive 1 negative) and 1 piece of coax cable with BNC connectors at both ends. (usually rg59 but RG6 is better)

Things to be aware of:

Cameras come in both 12v DC OR 24Vac configurations some are capable of both but most models available to consumers run on 12v most professionals choose 24v models.

simple adapters used to convert from regular coax screw type connectors to either an RCA connector or BNC connector are available at Radio shack. If you need more than 1 or 2 its cheaper to get them on ebay.

You can connect a BNC equipped camera to an input on your TV by using one of these adapters. *put an RCA connector on the end and plug it into one of the yellow video inputs on the TV.

1st, what kind of Tv Box ? with SCART Connector? or RCA Connector?
2nd, the recoder has a Scart connector or Females Rca connectors.
check for Video IN and L/R input Rca Connector
then use a Scart/RCA cable to connect DVD to TV Box.

This unit contains both the NTSC and ATSC tuners available using a coax connector on the back.

Dan

You are losing a VERY small amount of signal using the transformer. It won't even be noticeable I'm sure if you switch to the coax in but the fewer connections you go through the less the chance of a bad connection. Use regular " Ant. In " coax connection or " RF in" whichever the wording is on the back of your set. Good Luck!

barneyluc

I am guessing that your game is hooked to the cable connector on the back of the tv and is switched. Do you know you can get a special adapter that uses the rca jacks (white,red,yellow) out of the dvd to the adapter and then out of the adapter with coax to the cable connector on the tv where the signal goes. I think you can get them at WalMart or Radio Shack. Upgraded tv's have the red white and yellow inputs for dvd. Hope this helps.

If your cable converter box has audio/video connections on the back of it,you don't need to worry about using that RF coax connector. Just hook it up the same way your DVD is hooked to the TV input jack. Get a 3-wire cable (yellow-red-white)hook it to the same colors on the back of the cable box and hook the other end to an unused input on the back of the TV. Then select that input with your remote and watch TV.