A:AnswerI've never found a DVD player that wasn't compatible with a TV. I'd say they are mostly interchangeable. You might need an additional cord, but that would probably be it.
A:AnswerHi, Mars, This DVD player can only play CDs and DVDs. Check out the specifications for more details: https://docs.sony.com/release//specs/DVPSR210P_mksp.pdf
Regards,
Vincent
A:AnswerYes you can. My DVD player in our TV quit and I was able to hook it up and go. Works great. I drive a truck and have it on the bunk and must add it is a tough little machine well worth the money, in fact I'd say just as good as the expensive ones. Hope this helps.
A:AnswerUse the 5 wire component cables and enable Progressive scan if your TV can use component, hdmi is not necessary with this model, the picture is very good with store bought DVDs
A:AnswerHello Annie, thank you for your message. JPEG is a playable file format compatible with the unit. For more information, check the operating instructions in the link below: https://docs.sony.com/release//DVPSR210P.pdf. - Oscar.
A:AnswerYou do not have to connect your accessory like a DVD player to your cable box. Your television may have other input sources HDMI ports or RCA cable connections. Routing the DVD player through a cable box is not a tradiitonal choice. If you do like the Sony reply indicated...make sure the cable box is on and tuned to the DVD player through a channel assigned in the cable box options. Make things easier by conencting the DVD player to the television and not the cable box.
A:AnswerThis unit will provide the following information by pressing the DISPLAY
button :? Control Menu items, ? Currently playing title/Total number of
titles, ? Currently playing chapter/Total number of chapters, ? Playing time, ? Selected media type, ? Playback status, ? Selected item icon/menu options, ? Operation message, ? Selected Control Menu item.~ Jeannette
A:AnswerThe DVP-SR210P does not support Yupp TV application and cannot be connected to the internet. Only Sony Blu-ray players can be connected to the internet and has built in internet applications.
A:AnswerThis model and many others will work if that TV uses yellow ,red and white RCA composite input , used in most TVs 1985 year and up to present 2021 4k tvs
A:AnswerWestinghouse, insignia, Toshiba and many others TV brands offer the most useful RCA video inputs, the 4k 75 inch Westinghouse is particularly impressive for most smart buyers
A:AnswerYes, it plays CD’s in all formats at a very respectable 24 bit 96 kHz rate. The remote allows for ease of audio playback.
It does not come with speakers and you’ll also need an A/V receiver.
