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In Reply to: HELP!!! (I'm really stupid) posted by Teejay on September 7, 2001 at 22:26:08:
OK...yesyou can do what you said, Just get a video cable and run it to your TV then have both the receiver and TV on....pop in a CD and viola! sound and pictures.
You need not get the three connector cable as you would have to rip it apart to make the video portion reach the TV "in" jack anyway. Just get a single video cable (pre-ripped, as it were) and you should be in business.
I'd recommend getting an A/V receiver in the future so you can plug that DVD player into the "DVD" input and take advantage of the surround sound that makes DVD so freakin cool.
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Follow Ups
- Re: HELP!!! (I'm really stupid) - MannyE 22:43:31 09/07/01 (3)
- Yip, Yip, Yahoo! - Teejay 23:00:42 09/07/01 (2)
- Yes, you will get both DVD and CD sound from the analog connection between DVD and amp. (nt) - Thom P 06:30:51 09/08/01 (1)
- Thanks again - Teejay 10:31:41 09/08/01 (0)
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