can i use these to hook a dvd player to my monitor
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according to my son, the techy dude, yes you can. Sorry for the delay in response.
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Hi Jeremy: All I can tell you is what I have used them for. That is to hook a Blu-Ray DVD player to an Epson 82C projector. For that, it works fine. It took me a good bit of investation work just to find a converter that would go from digital to analog. Seems most of the converters on the market go the other way. Good luck! Paul.
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Yes. They can also be used to connect your cable/satellite box, surround sound receiver, dvd/blu-ray player, video gaming, etc. Plus they are made of high quality components that provide high quality visual results.
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Sorry, I hit the wrong answer. No, you cannot use these cables to go from RCA to component. You can find an RCA to component converter and pair that with rca and component cables to make it work.
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they can be connected to any source that has the red and white RCA style jacks for an output. if you need to you can purchase adapters and cables to connect these to any line level output. they will only work on a source that is not already amplified. if you plan on connecting them to an amplifier or the speakers on the televisions then I would not suggest doing that. otherwise, yes these may work for your application.
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No. This cable is for DisplayPort, not HDMI. If the DVD player also has a DisplayPort output (not likely) then you could.
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The main dvd player connects using your basic red yellow and white components. So if you have the plug in for those then your good. Im sure if yoh have a different style hook up theres an adapter.
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Yes, provided your DVD player's audio/video plugs match what is on the projector. There are HDMI and RCA (red/yellow/blue/green/white) inputs as well as a computer monitor input, so it should match most standard DVD players. I've hooked my projector up to a DVD player, cable box, and surround sound speakers with no issues.
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No. I bought one to do the same thing, but it wasn't the correct item because it converts "FROM" VGA, not "TO" VGA. There is another device (it's powered and about the size of a cell phone - it also costs between $25-$35) that converts RCA signals (from your DVD player) to a VGA monitor. You need a VGA cord (both male ends) to connect your monitor to the converter. I am assuming you have an answer for the sound part, since a computer monitor has no sound, with external computer speakers. I needed a splitter that takes the white and red RCA cords (left and right channel sound) out of the DVD player and turns them into a female connector for a standard input/output mic-style jack for my computer speakers.
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Yes you can use the HDMI if your DVD player and the sound bar has the proper ports
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Can I use this cable to connect the optical outlet on my dvd player to an HDMI outlet on my TV?
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would be nice is the used USB power, then you could plug them in to a usb jack on your monitor
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No, these are to pass an HDMI signal over CAT 5/6. If you had HDMI out on your computer you could do that. These basically allow long distance runs of HDMI.
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No because DVD players would need the opposite to this .. This is is d for plugging ing multiple audio divices together I use it with another chord to run a 7.1 surround sound for a computer thrpught my tv
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Yes, you could. You would need a 1/8 to Dual RCA cable to go from the headphone jack into the monitors. Thanks.
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You should be able to. The player had RCA, component, S-video and HDMI connections.
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They will work with any tv through the audio out jack. I have mine hooked up to a 24" monitor. If you are thinking of using them for viewing movies or gaming you might want to go with something with more power.