RCA Cables I have 2 devices that use the HMDI cables and one with RCA cables. the RCA will let sound come through but no picture. what am I doing wrong?

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ScottT · Accepted Answer

Along with the Red and White RCA cables for the LR audio, you also need to plug a third RCA into the yellow RCA video output jack to pipe the video over to your monitor.

Saabboy · Answer

Make sure you have the video input from the device plugged into the video IN slot on the back of the receiver. Then make sure you have the correct input selected on the receiver.

Golden · Answer

It may be in the wrong slot, if you have it in TV for example but already have an HDMI with TV it will not work because it will automatically be choosing the signal to use for you. There is a way in the menu to manually tell it to use optical, coax or HDMI. or bad wires? really depends on what you have going on...

Answered by Golden 10 years ago

JakeDog999 · Answer

Check to see if there is a video jack for use with RCA cables it is usually yellow. If that doesn't work try using the HDMI cables with the third device and try different HDMI sources.

SonyListens · Answer

Hi steve,
You can use the RCA MONITOR OUT port to output video using RCA cables. Thanks.
>Joffrey

“RCA Cables I have 2 devices that use the HMDI cables and one with RCA cables. the RCA will let sound come through but no picture. what am I doing wrong?”

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