Red, yellow & red cords in to back of set top box

Hi again u mention a set top box r u trying to connect it to tv cheers. Hi YOURE 3 RCA cables . Red is audio White is audio L&R. YELLOW IS Picture U HAVE to plug them into the input sockets on the TV. .hope this helps

Yes it is compatible for a set top box. The yellow, white, and red inputs on the television will accept a set top box. BUT you must have the correct set top box, which is one that is meant for an RCA/composite connection. This television will not accommodate a set top box that is meant for an hdmi or component cable for hdtv.

The RED and White RCA jacks on the set top box are for Right and Left channel audio to go into the TV Video 1 or Video 2 input jacks of the TV. The Yellow jack is for the Video, that will go into the Yellow jack on the TV Video 1 or Video 2. If you want to use Video 1 INPUT, then all 3 jacks (RED, WHITE, YELLOW) will be use. Just match the color, they should be grouped together per each set of input on the TV.

I hope I explain it well enough.

use rca{ they're red white and yellow but you just need the red and white plugs} cables to connect audio to your tv from the set top box and fiber optic cables to connect components to your amplifier.best to use the fiber optic to connect dvr and set top box as well as dvd. the ycrcb is for video only,does not carry any sound.You should have a single cable connection from amp to sub woofer.should have labels on the back of the amp to hook up cable conns.

Every xbox comes with the HD av cords. However they are not only the standard red, white, and yellow. But they also come with green, blue, and red av cords. These are the HD cords.Your HD tv should have green, blue, and red outlets on the back of the tv. It also has a another red and white outlet under it. So you have to take the HD cords and plug them into the appropriate outlets and then take the red and white cords from the other set of avs and plug them in right under those cords so you will have sound when you turn your xbox on. On my tv the red and white outlet is right under the HD outlet. But your tv may be different. And make sure that the "box" on the cord that reads either TV or HDTV is flicked toward HDTV.

try the bush web site for a manual

Hi my name is Eric,
I hope I can help you with your issue ,
Do you have a cable box?
　First thing i think of is you need to reboot the cable box by unplugging it from AC power, then reconnect it. (then reboot the Tv same way if haven't done that yet either) then its time to try it with AV cables
to make sure the cable box is not bad. using the red/white and yellow cables
then testing with another source like a DVD player, common sense will tell you if its the cable box or the TV.
If you've already done this or don't have a cable box (sorry),

The only thing in the TV that can cause you to lose audio only on TV is the SAP mode.
　
Hope this helps, if it has solved your issue please click accept
But if you have more questions please respond and I will reply asap
Thanks
Eric

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ok it should all go into your tv ok? and there should be a row of yellow white red or any order (ON THE FRONT). you should look on the back of your tv or side for alot rows of inputs and each row should be for an different input on your tv like input 1 2 3 4 5 6? you follow? so just match the colors up on the back or side of your tv or front do not hook it up to your cable box..........Ahh i see the cable box is using the yellow one well maybe unplug that while your playing or there would prolly be other (RED WHITE YELLOW) on the back of your tv like i said or on the side

ok first connect the red/white/yellow output of the dvd to the top box red/white/yellow input. Get the extra a/v cable then connect to the red/white/yellow output of the top box to red/white/yellow of the tv a/v video input A/V1 or A/V2 and last connect the RF aerial to the top box antenna in.