I have an old stereo receiver and DVD player ((no HDMI or USB). Can I hook both of these up to this TV.? null

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Mike · Accepted Answer

Yes. Your DVD player probably uses "component" outputs and the set has the appropriate inputs for that. And while the TV doesn't have RCA jacks for audio output, it does have a 3.5mm stereo headphone output, and adapters, or cables with a mini plug on one end and RCA jacks at the other end, can be bought very inexpensively, though some retailers do jack up their prices, so be sure to do a little comparison shopping. And for that matter, the set also a optical (digital) audio output and one can buy converters that have RCA jacks for stereo-only output from that, too.

Answered by Mike 9 years ago

CommunityAnswer · Answer

The television comes with a composite video input, component video input, HDMI input and a RF antenna input.

SonyListens · Answer

Hi, based on the specifications of this TV, here are the available ports on the TV that can be used other than HDMI and USB.
- Analog Audio Input
- Audio Out
- Component Video (Y/ Pb/Pr) Input
- Composite Video Input
- Digital Audio Output
- Headphone Output
- RF Connection Input
I hope this helps, Dave

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