Question: What Types Of video Connections Do DVD Players Have?
Answer: DVD players have standard RCA composite video, S-video, and Component Video outputs. On most DVD players, the component video outputs can be set to transfer either a standard interlaced video signal or a progressive scan video signal to a television. Some DVD players also have DVI or HDMI outputs for better connection to HDTVs as well. DVD players typically do not have cable or antenna outputs.
For audio, DVD players also have both analog audio and digital audio outputs.
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