“Can I use the old style "RCA" cables? (the three: Red, White, & Yellow) I have a WI and a old DVD player that only has these cables.”
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Hi GaryP. You will be able to connect an older DVD player that only has the older RCA ports on it through what is now referred to as the Shared Component/Composite connection on the LG - 55" Class (54.6" Diag.) - LED - 1080p - Smart - HDTV - Black, Model # 55LH575A. That type of connection is no longer a priority and manufacturers have limited the number of those ports eliminated them altogether or consolidated them. The input circuitry of the "Shared Composite/Component Video Input" has been modified so that both a composite and component video source can be accommodated. Component video cables (red/green/blue) can be connected as usual but you can also use the green component video input to connect the composite video connection (i.e. the yellow RCA ). The red and white RCA male plugs (L/R stereo audio) can be connected as usual to the RCA ports on the TV. The only thing you can't do is plug both a composite and composite signal at the same time...^IFV
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