“How would you connect the audio from composite lines? The pictures of the back of the TV only two inputs for composite component, and I don't quite get the diagram that is shown.”
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I bought a 2 ft RCA piggy back audio cable. If you can see the picture, it lets you turn one connection into two connections. I took the main red and white connection, and plugged it into the female plugs of the piggy back cable. It turned one connection into two. That's how I hooked it up to a system selector for some consoles I have that run Composite video and Component video. Works like a charm. Good luck.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.As of 2013, the component video was eliminated as a connection option for Blu-ray players and manufacturer's for TV sets were encouraged to either limit or eliminate this option from their devices. Manufacturer's modified the video inpt circuitry on their TV's so that both a composite and component video source could be accommodated, hence the shared Composite/Component input you see on the back of the ENERGY STAR® Qualified LG - 75" Class - (74.6" Diag.) - LED - 2160p - Smart - 3D - 4K Ultra HD TV - with High Dynamic Range - Silver, Model # 75UH8500. If you look above the green and yellow inputs shown in the back of the TV, you will notice a diagram illustrating how the video component (Pr, Pb, Y) plugs plug into the green input and how the red/white stereo plugs plug into the yellow input. The green and yellow inputs are 3.5 mm inputs (i.e. same size as a headphone jack) Included in the TV's packaging are cable connectors, one for the green (video) source and one for the yellow (audio) source that on one end have a 3.5 mm jack that fits into the appropriate input and at the other end are female RCA barrels that you can plug your red/white RCA plugs into for the audio and on the other connector are the three female barrels for the red/blue/green component RCA plugs. If you are using a composite cable, the red/white would plug into the red/white female barrels on the yellow connector and the yellow RCA plug for the video would plug into the green female barrel (which is actually colored half yellow and half green to make sure that you plug the composite video plug (i.e yellow composite) correctly) of the connector that plugs into the green 3.5 mm input...^IFV
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