Just want to know if my old (20 years) JVC DVD player with 5 plugs (red, white & red, blue, green) can be hooked up to my new Sharp Roku TV with sockets for 3 plugs (red, white, yellow).
no you need all of them hooked up. the red and white are audio and the yellow was the video. the composite with the red/blue/green is all different parts of the video split up. so you need them all plugged in to get the full video signal to the tv.
you'll need some kind of media converter/receiver box to use the dvd player with that tv.
no you need all of them hooked up. the red and white are audio and the yellow was the video. the composite with the red/blue/green is all different parts of the video split up. so you need them all plugged in to get the full video signal to the tv.
you'll need some kind of media converter/receiver box to use the dvd player with that tv.
no you need all of them hooked up. the red and white are audio and the yellow was the video. the composite with the red/blue/green is all different parts of the video split up. so you need them all plugged in to get the full video signal to the tv.
you'll need some kind of media converter/receiver box to use the dvd player with that tv.
Just want to know if my old (20 years) JVC DVD player with 5 plugs (red, white & red, blue, green) can be hooked up to my new Sharp Roku TV with sockets for 3 plugs (red, white, yellow).
If you just want to watch DVDs on your Roku it is possible to stream them from a PC to your Roku using VLC. There is a YT video called "how to stream dvd on roku" using Windows 7 no miracast.