I got a dance cam from a garage sale, it came with 2 cords. one with the red,yellow,white plug ins and the other looks like it plugs into something else. i need help please. t.taeger [email protected]

White is sound yellow is picture.

look for three rca jacks red white yellow. connect and set tv to see whatever input you connected to. white can go either white or red but yellow must match.

The Playskool Dance Cam requires 4 AA batteries and has RCA video connector (yellow) and RCA stereo connectors (red and white)
Plug these into the RCA connectors on the TV of the same color
You will likely need to change the AV (audio video) input on the TV to RCA
The extra 1/8" audio cable is so you can play your own audio by connecting to cd player, ipod, radio, etc. this is optional does not need to be connected.
That's all that is needed you should see it on the TV screen.

Where did u finds a plug

The Playskool Dance Cam requires 4 AA batteries and has RCA video connector (yellow) and RCA stereo connectors (red and white)
Plug these into the RCA connectors on the TV of the same color
You will likely need to change the AV (audio video) input on the TV to RCA
The extra 1/8" audio cable is so you can play your own audio by connecting to cd player, ipod, radio, etc. this is optional does not need to be connected.
That's all that is needed you should see it on the TV screen. Further basic instructions will show on screen.

The Playskool Dance Cam requires 4 AA batteries and has RCA video connector (yellow) and RCA stereo connectors (red and white)
Plug these into the RCA connectors on the TV of the same color
You will likely need to change the AV (audio video) input on the TV to RCA
The extra 1/8" audio cable is so you can play your own audio by connecting to cd player, ipod, radio, etc. this is optional does not need to be connected.
That's all that is needed you should see it on the TV screen. Further basic instructions will show on screen.

check online at the companie's site or call the manufacturer

Plug your rca jacks into video 1 or video 2 on the back or front of your tv. Red to red; yellow to yellow; white to white. The other end into sega. Then plug sega to wall outlet. Use the input button in your remote to swich channel to video 1 or video 2. I hope this solves your problem

yellow cord from vcr plug in the yellow input and then the yellow input on the tv


red cord from vcr plug in the red input and then the red input on the tv


white cord from vcr plug in the white input and then the white input on the tv

The red-blue-green outputs of the cable box are COMPONENT video, and the yellow-white-red inputs on the tv are COMPOSITE video. Although the words sound almost alike and the connectors look similar, they are incompatible signals. You'll need to change either the cable box or the tv so they match. Maybe this would be a good way to rationalize getting that new home theater system! Or maybe call your tv cable company and ask for a different box with composite video output. Once the cable box matches the tv, you don't necessarily need to change the cables. If the connectors fit, go ahead and use the cables you have.

The source is E1, unless you are trying to display something froma camcorder or security cam.
Philips does not provide enough cables with this product - they only provide you one set with which to PLAY a movie. You will need another red, white and yellow cable with which to RECORD. If you have a cable/satellite box, connect a 2nd red, white and yellow cord from cable box OUT to Philips AV IN. Switch the SOURCE on the Philips remote to E1, and your TV to whichever source you have the original red, white and yellow plugged into. You should get picture, and be able to record now.