“I have a 27 year old TV, obviously NOT HD, but need to purchase a new DVD player now. Will this work on my current TV and future HDTV? I am receiving my TV picture from Xfinity/Comcast digital converter box. I intend to purchase a new HDTV within the next 3-4 months. Thank you.”

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• You will need a HDMI to RCA converter. I had to buy one too.

  Answered by snomter 8 years ago

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• You can use a in-expensive converter, they are cheap like 19.99 or so... they work ok but mine chops off the edges of the picture eve though my old tv is wide screen. I want to get a Roku Express + and use it to stream. I want to buy a new tv but even with it being Christmas 40" TVs are a still 200 - 300.00

  Answered by Ke7azd 5 years ago

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• It will work on your 27 year old tv but will not be in HD

  Answered by Tman 8 years ago

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• The Samsung only has hdmi (and digital optical) output so I doubt it will work with your tv. Converters are a pita and the one I tried for my 15 yo amp did not work. Samsung will work great with a new(er) flat screen and the flat screens are so cheap, you should just take the plunge. The size factor and electric efficiency are higher than your old CRT, and I am sure you will enjoy the picture quality esp with blueray. PS - I am a network guy, not a tv salesman. I finally convinced my 87 yo mom to buy a smaller flat screen and it blew her away.

  Answered by Jerry 8 years ago

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• Will work with new TV but not old TV, you need HDMI hook ups, and HD

  Answered by BonBon 8 years ago

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• It won't work with your current 27 year old TV because the output is only via HDMI cable. Go ahead and get that new TV you've been thinking about.

  Answered by GS Agent 81800 8 years ago

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• No, this will not work with your old TV. For sure, it will work with your new HDTV!

  Answered by brightone 8 years ago

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• Will not work due to the input output requirements.

  Answered by Hershey 8 years ago

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