“Can I hookup a DVR that has over the air (antenna) hookup? Also, will an older analog VHS-DVD connect? I saw where someone stated it would; I’m surprised. Thanks.”
Answer This Question
1-1 of 1 Answer
On Best Buy's product page for the LG 32 inch Class 720p HD TV (31.5'' Diag), Model # 32LM505BBUA are some thumbnail images under the main image. If you click on the thumbnail image with '+9 images' on it, another page with more thumbnail images in two columns will open up, and if you click on the third image down from the top in the right column, it will give you a view of the ports on the back of the TV that are referred to as a "Shared Composite/Component Video port". Going from left to right, the ports are color coded as half yellow half green for the port labeled as "Y", the next port is color coded blue (Pb), then the one after that is color coded red (Pr) then you have the associated red/white stereo audio ports. If you older VHS or DVD Player has Composite ports (i.e red/white/yellow RCA Barrel ports), the yellow plug (i.e. the composite video plug) will connect to the half green/half yellow port ("Y") and the red/white audio ports can be connected to their corresponding audio ports on the TV. The trick to this is that you cannot connect both the VHS player and a DVD player at the same time. The TV has a built in ATSC tuner that allows for the reception of Over-the-Air (OTA) programming when you connect an internal or external antenna to the F-Type 75-Ohm Coaxial connector on the back of the TV labeled as 'Antenna/Cable In'...^IFV
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.