My connections in my Sony HDTV does not have Video input only 4 HDMI and digital 1 digital component. Where can I hook up the video of my Magic sing.

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Look for a product like this : clique here

or pass tru a DVR, Blue ray, any other equipment that have a video input

Posted on Sep 28, 2011

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