How to Connect an LCD Digital TV With a Rabbit Ear Antenna to a DVD/VCR Player

The composite jacks on an LCD connect the DVD/VCR player.

An LCD TV with a source signal supplied by a rabbit ear antenna can be hooked up to a DVD/VCR with the combo unit connected in between the antenna and the television. This allows the VCR to record the signal or pass it through to the television without taping. The antenna coaxial cable hooks up to the combo unit, which can then be attached to the television with a composite AV cable for better picture and sound.

Things You'll Need

• Coaxial cable
• AV composite cable

Instructions

1. Disconnect the antenna's coaxial cable from the back of the TV by unscrewing the ring on the cable end.

2. Connect the coaxial cable to the RF IN jack on the back of the DVD/VCR player.

3. Insert the three plugs on one end of the AV composite cable into the red, yellow and white outputs on the DVD/VCR component. Each plug matches a colored jack.

4. Plug the other end of the cable into the three AV inputs on the back of the LCD TV.

References

• Columbia ISA: How Do I Connect My DVD Player