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RCA RC5510P DVD Player

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posted by sepi2008 on Jan 05, 2008


I have a new Westington HDTV and an older DVD player RCA RC5510P. I can't get any sound from the dvd player I purchased a RCA audio cable but I still can't get any sound, no matter where I plug this damn cable...(sorry I'm frustrated) HELP

Comment posted on Jan 05, 2008

The DVD player has sound with my regular headphones.

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This is the back of my DVD player



Right side of the TV which is where I have the RCA audio cable inserted (per instructions in the manual)



The left side of the TV. I tried plugging on this side too, but no luck.

Comment posted on Jan 05, 2008

Not using the RCA cable, just a regular headphone jack to the front of the VCR.
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posted on Jan 05, 2008
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Here's what I'd do:

Determine if the DVD player is in fact outputting sound by:
-Plugging the DVD player in to a couple TV's with as many RCA cables as you can

See if TV is accepting RCA audio:
Try anything else you have with the RCA cables (other DVD players, old VCR, Headphone -> RCA adapter (then you could use an ipod/computer/whatever to output a good sound source))

Also, I know with a lot of HDTV's you have to push the cables in pretty hard.




Comment posted on Jan 05, 2008

Which output are you using on your DVD player to get sound to your headpones? The RCA jack?

Comment posted on Jan 05, 2008

if you have an amp you could probably get audio that way...

do you have a spare vga cable? Usually you can hook up the VGA cable and and a standard headphone jack for sound (which you would use the RCA to headphone jack adapter)

Also, you can buy a cheap HDMI cable online for like $20

Or buy an optical cable.

Comment posted on Jan 06, 2008

Does your TV have a headphone jack?

Try DVD -> TV with this:

or
DVD -> TV with this



Some TV's will only accept the 3.5-mm stereo plug (that is the standard headphone plug for all mp3 players, computers, etc) if the TV is in a specific INPUT mode so try them all


.... ACTUALLY

If you can get sound through your VCR player.... do this

Use the DVD -> VCR like you did before, then VCR Audio out to TV Audio in ... it's pretty ghetto but it might work!

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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

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