THE BORE
General => The Superdeep Borehole => Topic started by: Beardo on September 24, 2008, 12:24:20 PM
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I recently traded for an awesome 26 inch TV that only has a coax connection in the back. :lol
How do I connect a DVD player to it?
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Don't buy old-ass TV sets.
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I didnt pay a cent for it!
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I didnt pay a cent for it!
Ask JOHN MCCAIN to come do it for you.
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Don't suck guys off for old-ass TV sets.
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I didnt pay a cent for it!
YOU JUST SAID YOU BOUGHT IT? WHAT DID YOU BUY IT WITH, ARATHI BASIN TOKENS
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lol
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I traded some DVDs for it. sorry I was trying to keep the original post concise.
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HOLY SHIT YOU GOT RIPPED OFF
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is it an EDTV or just SDTV?
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HOLY SHIT YOU GOT RIPPED OFF
Nah it came with a remote control.
Im pretty sure its just an SDTV.
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oh well, free tv is a free tv. I had an Orion SDTV that had such a nice picture for its time. ORION lawlz
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How do I connect a DVD player to it?
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I thought there were RF Units for that kind of thing. Best bet is to hit Radioshack. Ill tell you now that the visual quality will be pretty horrible, you'll have reds bleeding all over the place and the blurrrr!
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One easy way to hook stuff up to old TV's is to rout the signal through a VCR with composite inputs if you have one lying around.
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that's a good idea too, not sure what that does to an already argh signal.
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One easy way to hook stuff up to old TV's is to rout the signal through a VCR with composite inputs if you have one lying around.
dvd has built in protection. the signal won't function through a vcr
but really your best bet is radio shack for an adapter
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I could have sworn ive seen it done
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I have a DVD/VCR combo. How awesome is that!
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it can be done, but the video is scrambled
at least that's how it was like a decade ago when i bought my first player
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RF modulator is what you need, otherwise do what others have suggested and try to connect to your vcr first and then co-axial out to your shitty set.
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Republicans always looking for handouts. ::)
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FHUTCOAX
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it can be done, but the video is scrambled
at least that's how it was like a decade ago when i bought my first player
Yup, know a girl that had the same setup until a year ago, and about 70% of DVD's wont play properly.
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it can be done, but the video is scrambled
at least that's how it was like a decade ago when i bought my first player
More like, it can be done, but only on an old-ass VCR. The first units you could hook together and copy a tape from blockbuster straight to another machine had no built-in copy protection.
Any newer (mid-late 80's) VCR will scramble the picture however. There probably is an RCA - coax cable adapter, look on monoprice
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Pay no mind to the haters, there is nothing wrong with old TVs that still work!
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Make it into a fish tank.