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How Do I Connect A DVD Player To A TV That Only Has An Antenna/Cable Connection?

By Robert Silva, About.com

RF Modulator

RF Modulator

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Question: How Do I Connect A DVD Player To A TV That Only Has An Antenna/Cable Connection?

Answer: In order to connect a DVD player to a TV that only has an antenna or cable connection, you need to convert the video signal from the DVD player to an RF signal that can be fed through an antenna or cable connection. This is done with the addition of an RF Modulator.

To find out exactly how an RF modulator works and how to connect one between a DVD player and a TV, check out my article: RF Modulators.

In addition, check out my photo illustrated step-by-step: Set up and Use an RF Modulator with a DVD Player and a Television

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