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An HDMI connection only requires one cable that carries both audio and video signal, and it does not matter which end goes where. Plug the yellow video cable from your DVD player into the "Video IN" port and connect the white and red audio cable in to the left and right "Audio IN" port respectively. If your TV doesn't have HDMI ports or has a damaged HDMI port, you can connect your DVD player to TV with a composite cable. Budget and small-screen TVs tend to only have a few HDMI sockets, but most large-screen TVs have three, four or maybe even five.

Currys Group Limited is a credit broker under exclusive arrangements with the lender Creation Consumer Finance Ltd. HDMI connections are the highest quality connections and you only need one cord for both the audio and video. Our collection of HDMI cables offers a great choice of affordable options that will enable you to connect all your compatible devices together with ease.Power off your Comcast cable box and finx the "Video IN" and "Audio IN" connection ports on the cable box. video standards, but also to ensure low levels of electromagnetic radiation, to reduce the possibility of interference with wireless networks, streaming media players, Bluetooth devices and mobile phones.

In this case, press STOP button on the player for more than 10 seconds to reset the video output resolution to the lowest resolution. But if the cable is pulled too tightly, or one of the connections is loose, you may not get a good signal. In just a few moments, you can take the DVD player out of the box, connect it to your TV and sit back to watch a show. Her decade-long career at Digiarty after the graduation has seen her unmatched expertise in the field of DVD, digital video, software and anything related to home theatre. All the related logos and images, including but not limited to Apple's iPhone®, iPod®, iPad®, iTunes® and Mac® are registered trademarks of their own.The troubleshooting helped me figure out I had the sound plugs in the wrong spots on the DVD player. Do not stack different electronic equipment on top of one another -- they can quickly heat up when in use and damage the electronics.