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Rylee
Ok I would need to know what kind of televison you have to best assist you. But for starters your Koss has the ability to have two video devices connected to it thru composite connections and has one s-video and one component(HD) output for the television. I would connect the vcr to one of the composite connections on the Koss. Then when you want to watch the vcr the audio and video would come thru the Koss reciever to your telivison by selecting that input on the Koss reciever. As far as the cable box is that standard connection? s-video or composite? Or is it HD like component or HDMI? If it is HD then leave it connected to the TV and if the TV has an audio output connect that to the Koss on one of the inputs. That way whatever audio is on the TV will also play on the Koss. Same question for the DVR is it standard or HD? If HD I would also leave it connected to the TV. If it is different let me know what you have so I can assist you further.
The TV you have is not HD and a older TV so I would leave them connected the way you are using them to the television and use the audio out rca jacks on the back of the TV and connect those to the input on the Koss. Then when you select that input on the Koss you will get sound from the television on the Koss. It does not look like your TV has any s-video inputs and this would be the most simple way to connect. Now if you want the surround sound signal then the dvr,cable box,or vcr would need to be connected directly to the reciever inputs and there are only two on the Koss and you have three devices. you other option is to buy a audio switcher that has three audio inputs and one audio output. With this device you will be select the different audio outputs depending on what you are watching using the one Koss input. Now the Koss video output for the DVD player you will need to buy and cable that has s-video connector on one end and rca jack on the other so you can connect it to the video connection on the tv(the audio will come from the Koss) because it appears that your tv does not have a s-video input. They also make adapters that will do this and you might be able to find one at radio shack or online here is a link to one.
http://www.cablestogo.com/product.asp?ca...
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My TV is a Sharp 25L-S180, other components are Sharp DV-SR45U,Sharp VC-H810U and a Verizon/FIOS cable box. All currently connected by coaxial cables.
muebe,My TV is a Sharp 25l-S180,DVR a Sharp DV-SR45U,VCR a Sharp VC-H810U,my cable is through Verizon/FIOS.
I have a Sharp TV 25L-S180,a Sharp VC-H810U VCR,a Sharp DV-SR45U DVR and Verizon/FIOS cable all connected by coaxial cable. How do I add a KOSS KS4102 home theater system and make it all work?
I haven't tried it yet,but I'm hoping for success.
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