Sharp Viewcam VL-A10U Camcorder "connect tv" Questions

...in the camera, you can connect the same to the HDMI IN of the TV. Last option is if you have RF modulator, you can modulate the AV out to RF and then connect the same to the TV tuner RF in of the

...TV. To connect your camcorder to a TV (or VCR), you'll need audio/video cables. These need to be run from the VIDEO and AUDIO jacks on the camcorder to the VIDEO and AUDIO inputs on the TV (or VCR). ...

video plug on one end that you connect to the camera. The other end has the AV (white & yellow)plugs that you connect to your TV. Your TV has to (of course) have AV connections in order to connect

...connect to tv i don't know how to connect my sony dcr hc 21e with the tv can someone please help? I don't know how to connect my sony dcr hc 21e with the tv can someone help me please..... mogie ...

...connect to my old tv Turn off the progressive scan and then connect. Also let me know the ports available on the TV so that I can check whether it requires any converter to make the connection. Thank ...

...connect to tv for replay where on camera do plug the cords into Connect the Camcorder to the TV using A/V cable. Yellow, Red and White combination on the TV side. Probably a single connector in the ...

Can't see an image on TV I Connected My Camcorder To My Television But Cannot See An Image. The camcorder should be connected to the TV's A/V input jacks using the A/V cable supplied with the ...

...TV had malfunctioned. Did you connect a computer or any peripheral that could have upset the TV? If so, prease state what it was connected. It helps understand your case better. So, best bet is to ...

...could be correct as the signal for the Camera LCD screen is now being sent to what ever device is connected on the TV out cable. ensure your connection is Camera - TV out TV - Video in. ensure that ...

...'White' that you can take and connect to many of the newer style and even older TV sets 'Aux inputs' located on the back, side or even front of the TV screens. Hope this helps Blessings, A/V Media ...