I have a Sylvania portable DVD player. The instructions mention a cable so that the player can be connected to the composite input of a TV. The plug n eeds to have 4 connection points, and fit a miniature sized jack. The conne ctions are common (most likely the shield), composite video, right, and lef t audio.
I have checked Sylvania's website, and several other sites, but cannot find one. Any suggestions of where I might find something like this?
Thanks,
KM
that the player can be connected to the composite input of a TV. The plug needs to have 4 connection points, and fit a miniature sized jack. The connections are common (most likely the shield), composite video, right, and left audio.
one. Any suggestions of where I might find something like this?
What connector? Your description is useless. Post the model number, or a link to a photo of the connector if you want help.
On Mon, 4 Feb 2013 19:43:26 -0800 (PST), Kirk M put finger to keyboard and composed:
the player can be connected to the composite input of a TV. The plug needs to have 4 connection points, and fit a miniature sized jack. The connections are common (most likely the shield), composite video, right, and left audio.
Is it a 3.5mm jack with 4 segments?
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I have cables of this sort for both a Sony pocket LCD TV and a Polaroid-branded DVD player. I believe this sort of cable is more or less standardized. That worst that can happen is that you'll have to experiment to figure out what-goes-where. No big deal.
Here's one. I'm sure you'll be able to find others -- with a little effort and common sense.
3.5mm? Check the signals order with the following
Then look on eBay for a cable compatible with what's mentioned. If it's the first, then a 3.5mm cable for Archos, Gigabeat, Creative Zen Vision Series, Cown iAudio, Apple iBook will do.
-- Adrian C
I'm surprised pin 2 is the ground on most of these, as you'd expect that the shield would be easier to connect to pin 1.
I have the jacks but it still don't, come on
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