Afterwards, get another composite cable and connect both ends to the HDTV and the DVD (DVR) unit. This is where you will connect the other end of the HDMI cable. Afterwards, look for the “IN” label at the back of the HDTV. This is where you will connect one end of the HDMI cable. Use this to connect the DVD (DVR) unit to the HDTV. Connect the ends to the cable/satellite box and the other end to the DVD (DVR) unit.Ĭonnect DVD (DVR) unit to the HDTV. A composite cable has two ends with three inputs (yellow, red and white). This cable allows users to connect their television to various electronic gadgets, like a cable/satellite and DVD unit. Connect the two ends of HDMI cable to the HDTV and your cable/satellite box.Ĭonnect the cable/satellite box to the DVD unit. An HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) cable is a connection system that connects digital devices to televisions, which supports standard to high definition video formats. This is where you will connect the coax cable. Check for the “IN” label at the back of your cable/satellite box. Use that coax cable and connect it to your cable/satellite box. You will probably find this attached to your wall. Acquire the coax cable that supplies the cable connection. It offers a passable resolution, but you will be wasting your HDTV on this option.Ĭonnect the cable/satellite to the HDTV.
The last port you want to use, although it is an option, is the S-Video cable port. You will be able to identify these ports because they are color-coded (red, blue and green). You can use the Y, CB, CR Input and Output ports as well. This gives the highest resolution when you hook it up with your digital converter box. Look out for the High-Definition Multimedia Interface port. You will have a much easier time if you are familiar with them beforehand. The amount of ports at the back of your HDTV might be confusing. Here are the steps on how to hook up your HDTV to your cable/satellite box and DVD (DVDR) unit: Hooking up your HDTV to these gadgets will not be difficult with these few steps. These programs will help make your watching experience more enjoyable. For this, you can use cable/satellite boxes, or DVD players.
Your high-technology television will be a waste without programs and movies to watch. However, when it comes to TV, what you watch is also important. This means that it offers quality about five times higher than regular television sets. It has about two million pixels for every frame. High definition television (also known as HDTV) offers high-quality resolution.
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