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Diagram 1
This page is for set up of cable box,dvd ,tv and audio receiver.There are six different type of cables. 1) coax cable which either comes from outside to your house or from the wall outlet to the cable box or tv.2)composite cable is yellow(video),red and white(audio)
3)component cable red,green and blue (video only) 4)Hdmi (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) which has video and audio.5)Digital Audio is just audio mostly used for 5.1 surround sound (typically orange).6)Optical audio is fiber and that also is 5.1 surround and the device will have a certain type of hookup it will be on the back of the lcd or on a surround sound receiver or dvd player .
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This is a typical install for cable. There are three Basic
install's.
1) You would go from wall plate to TV input.
2) You would go from wall plate to Vcr input ,from
Vcr output to TV input.
3) You would go from the wall plate to Cable Box
input, from cable box output to Vcr input , from
vcr output to Tv input. |
Component cables this is the yellow (video) white and red (audio).
1) From the wall plate to input of cable box, from the
component cables output to input to vcr from
component output of vcr to component input to
tv. This is another way of watching tv or this way of
hooking up a dvd.
2) Instead of component out from a vcr you can
go component output from a dvd player to
component input to tv.(Diagram Above)
This Hook up is for Connection.There are multiple ways as you can see in this diagram (above).
1)Go from wall plate to input of cable box,from cable box output to vcr input,from vcr output to tv input.
2)Go from wall plate to cable box input.Now from cable box your output will be composite cable which will be your red,green and blue cable which is video only,from that output into tv component tv input.Now from the cable box audio output
(red and white cables) to audio input on tv.
3) Go from wall plate to cable box input ,from cable box you want to take your DVI cable go from cable box to tv.If the connection is available on your tv and the cable box.
4) Depending on the tv you can watch your vcr on tv setting.
watch your cable box either in component mode od DVI mode.
Look at your Tv manual to see how to get to different Tv input's
This Diagram above is Audio connection's.
First one is an Audio connection that is the
red and white cable's.Second is Digital audio
cable is Orange and it will support 5.1 surround
sound.Third and last is Optical Cable which is
also consider a fiber cable,this will also support
5.1 .
1) You can use Audio cables on only red and white
inputs or outputs.
2)Digital audio cables you have to have a Digital
audio input and output in order for it to work.
Usually AV receiver , HD dvd player,LCD TV,
Blue ray DVD ,HD cable box.
3) Optical cable will have a special connector
on the end's that will only accept this type of
cable.Usually AV receiver , HD dvd player,
LCD TV,Blue ray DVD ,HD cable box.
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The Diagram above is another way of hooking up a dvd player and cable box.
1) Go from wall plate to cable box input ,from cable box output to tv input.
2) To hook up your dvd player you will need component cables and auio cables
first the component cables (red,green and blue) go from output of dvd player
input of tv.The your audio cables output of dvd to input of tv.Now to let you know
that you will need the same type of input's and output's for your tv and dvd in order
for this to work.
This is another way of hooking up a dvd player.But depending on the copy rights on the dvd you
may have a distorted picture.If that is the case you will have to go direct into the tv with your dvd player.
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This is a Blue ray DVD player hook up.
First you will need a HDMI cable in order for hook up.Also
you will need to look and see if your TV and DVD has these
connections.Real easy you will go from the HDMI output of
dvd player to HDMI input on your tv.HDMI cable supports
video and audio.
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Component Video
Using a three plug video connector, component video delivers the best viewing experience by supporting superior color details, improved color purity, and a reduction in the impact that interference or other poor signal quality issues may have.
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Digital Visual Interface (DVI)
DVI connectors transfer video signals in pure digital form, which is especially beneficial if you're using a plasma, LCD, or DLP TV. Signals are encrypted with HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection) to prevent recording. There are two types of DVI connectors: DVI-D carries digital-only signals and DVI-I passes both digital and analog video signals. Some TVs feature DVI-I inputs for greater hookup flexibility.
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High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI)
An HDMI connector supports an all-digital link between an HD cable box and HDTV that combines digital video and digital audio on one connection rather than using separate connectors for each function. This delivers extremely high-quality digital video and audio. HDMI is fully backwards compatible with DVI. |
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Diagram 1
