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Is it normal for HDTVs to not hook up properly to old system's like this?hakanakumonoi've never encountered an hdtv that didn't have av ports, s-video ports, and most of them still have coaxial ports... so in my experience, no it isn't normal.
[QUOTE="hakanakumono"]Is it normal for HDTVs to not hook up properly to old system's like this?sofaking_bobi've never encountered an hdtv that didn't have av ports, s-video ports, and most of them still have coaxial ports... so in my experience, no it isn't normal.
it probably is a prob for me because my TV is also a computer monitor. so it doesn't have all the same hook ups as a regular HDTV. i live in a dorm room so its convenient when my computer monitor is my TV as well.
i've never encountered an hdtv that didn't have av ports, s-video ports, and most of them still have coaxial ports... so in my experience, no it isn't normal.[QUOTE="sofaking_bob"][QUOTE="hakanakumono"]Is it normal for HDTVs to not hook up properly to old system's like this?guitarstud2008
it probably is a prob for me because my TV is also a computer monitor. so it doesn't have all the same hook ups as a regular HDTV. i live in a dorm room so its convenient when my computer monitor is my TV as well.
then yeah, that'd be your problem. go with what whoever said above... get yourself a cheap dvd player with av connections... or a source selector. they sell both at wal-mart or any other electronics store for... basement price of $20. maybe less.Please Log In to post.
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