Hook VCR and DVD to Stereo Receiver and CRT TV?

[Bosphrous]

I already have my VCR hooked up to my stereo system and tv (which is a circa 1992 CRT with just a coax connection). I want to hook my DVD player into the system. The problem is that the connections on the back of the DVD player are just RCA, and like I said, the TV is just coax.
Is there a way to run the DVD player through the VCR, using the VCR's patch into the TV?
I have an RF box, so hopefully, I'm part of the way there.
I want both VCR (cheaper movies) and DVD (movies after 2004).

 

[Mr Soup]

You can always get an RCA to Coax converter like this:

http://www.amazon.com/Modulator-Switch-Audio-Output-Converter/dp/B00J41Y4YY/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1435699413&sr=8-6&keywords=coaxial+to+rca+adapter

which would work nicely. I haven't personally used this particular device but similar ones. Feel free to shop around but you get the idea.

 

[americanaudiophile]

If your DVD has composite video (yellow) and audio outputs you can connect it to the VCR AV inputs. When you want to watch a DVD select that on the VCR and it will play through onto the TV. You are using the RF modulator in the VCR. No adapters needed.

 

[Bosphrous]

I have the RF box, Mr., I just don't know how to hook it up. Can you explain the connections?

american: I need to know exactly what the connection procedure is. The back of my DVD has two RCA jacks for Analog Video out (R&L), one RCA jack for Video Out, one S Video Out, and two RCA jacks for
Component Video Out. My VCR has RCA Jacks for Audio and Video (in & out). My RF box has one RCA jack for (input) Video and two RCA jacks for Audio (R&L). Thanks to both of you for replying, it's just that I am out-to-lunch on this and need to know what the set-up is.

 

[Alabalcho]

You can probably use your VCR as intermediate between DVD and TV (although you won't be able to record DVDs). Try connecting DVD red/white/yellow to VCR red/white/relloy' inputs, and switch the VCR into that input.