Dear Sir, Is it simple matter to buy a cable that connect your dvd player ( with RCA out ) and connect it to a LCD monitor ( with VGA in , like for a pc ) thanks

Yes, you would need a simple adapter like this one.
http://www.google.com/products/catalog?q=Composite+to+vga&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=4750500539056837279&sa=X&ei=dSqpTbnCEqbZiAKSkKHvDA&ved=0CB0Q8wIwAA#
As you can see, they're quite cheap. Hope this helps!

you should be able to find a coverter and patch chords at a radio shack or a independant audio and tv dealer

The manual won't help you to much in this regard.
This monitor is a standard type that has both a VGA and DVI input.
Normally what you would use with a personal computer.

If you want to use it as a TV monitor you will have some sort of device that outputs to VGA or DVI.
DVI stands for "Digital Visual Interface" and it's preferable over VGA as it should potentially give you a better image.

This means:
A) A computer. You can build your own media TV and watch internet streamed shows like Hulu, Netfix, use as a DVD player, etc. I recommend this route. No more dependance on Cable companies! You just need internet.
B) Find a DVD, and, or Tuner/Cable/Satellite box that has these outputs.
If you want to use Cable or Satellite, contact your provider company and see if they have a box that will output to either VGA or DVI. Might have a hard time finding one of these, or it might cost more then it's worth.
C) Buy a S-Video input to VGA/DVI output. You can buy these for around $40.
Then you should be able to hook it up to just about any device as most modern TV devices will have an S-Video outputs.

Check refresh rate and setting for external display output. It won't work with unsuitable screen resolution, color depth or refresh rate. Check all three points and I believe you can troubleshoot the problem this way.

the ideal solution is to use a HDMI cable if the player has such an output ...if the player has only RCA out ...so ...use a hybrid cable if you want to use the audio from the monitor...
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or any kinda cable that will make video connection ...and use the sound on some computer speakers or so...
if the player has HDMi the things are ideal ...
anyway the monitor suports ...dual HDMI input ...(2 devices at once onthis interface ) ..VGA (monitor like ..clasic...) and DVI ...(digital video interface )...
so ...in a way ..no mather how you connect it ..the thing is to have the cable to do the job ...

You can with an RCA to VGA converter device (Amazon has it for $45 S&H), the AV cables of your DVD player and a pair of amplified speakers. Connect the yellow RCA video cable to this device then your monitor's VGA cable to the device. Also plug in the red & white RCA audio cable to both the device and to your DVD player. Finally connect your speakers to the DVD player ad your'e all set!

yes sir..i think you must looking and buy VGA adapter 15 to HDMI complete with the HDMI cable set. you can find this adapter at the computer spare part store or electronic part store. not cheap but very usefull for you in the next day.
is very easy to connecting...plug you adapter to the output VGA VAIO.. connect the HDMI cable to adapter (like USB) and the rest to the input at your samsung lcd...good luck..

It was pretty tricky without instructions but trial & error brought me to a successful resolution. This machine comes from the factory set to connect directly to a television with supplied RCA cable. Do that before you connect to a VGA monitor. Using the remote control, press setup and then go into "preferences" and look around for "video" and then to "VGA". Once you click "VGA" the TV screen goes frighteningly blank. The next obvious step is to hook it to the VGA cable and VGA monitor. If your computer is also hooked up and on to the monitor there is no karaoke picture. Shut off or disconnect computer and presto, there it is. <br>
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If you are trying to use a computer monitor to watch a DVD, you probably won't have much success unless your monitor accepts the RCA plug. I have found the VGA adapters to RCA plugs will not work in this manner.

Yes, you should be able to simply plug it in. It is best to follow standards - such as if your unit uses Red, blue, green, white, and red outlets, use that type of cable to hook up to your TV. If your player uses yellow, white, and red, use that type of cable. The colors don't really matter, but it is much easier to troubleshoot later on if you follow standards.