I have a old CD/DVD sony,sharp VCR,Sony Blu-Ray,and LG Smart TV.

[dcb60]

I have a old CD/DVD player and a old VCR a new Blu-Ray and a new TV LG smart UHD4K. I don't have cable tv,I have a TV converter box so we can watch TV. How do I connected them together to work?Is it possible?If so how do you do it and what cables do I need?I'm tech challenged!

 

[Paul NZ]

First you have to find out what connections are on the TV

 

[robert600]

Your new blu ray player will play cds and dvds so you take that cd/dvd player off the list. The best cable choice for the blu ray would be hdmi.

 

[captaincharisma]

depending on the TV it might not have the RCA inputs for your VCR. most TV's only come with 3-4 HDMI ports and one component (red,green, and blue jacks that look the same as RCA ones)

 

[americanaudiophile]

If your new TV has a coax RF antenna input you no longer need the converter box. Connect the antenna to the TV, set it to over the air, and scan for channels. If it doesn't and your box has HDMI out then use that. If it doesn't have HDMI then it won't output HD. You want one that does.
The BD player will play your DVDs and CDs so you don't need the old CD/DVD. Connect the BD player to the TV with HDMI. TV sound is pretty poor so using the built in TV speakers for music doesn't sound acceptable to most people. If you get a soundbar you can connect the old DVD/CD player directly to it with a stereo audio cable. You may need one with a 3.5mm stereo mini plug on the soundbar end.
The VCR has a composite video + audio output. Check the TV manual on how to connect it. If it has a shared component video (3RCA)+audio(2RCA) you may need to set the input to composite in the TV menu. If you don't do that you will get a black & white picture. You will need an AV cable with a yellow RCA for video and red and white RCA for audio.