Hooking An Old TV to HDMI Players

Excelente explicación muchas gracias, ya aclare muchas dudas que tenia a al respecto.

Great! But I have an old tubes tv switch letters on channels (A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,H1,H2), my VCR is set on channel 32, what channel have I to set on tv?? thanks!

How about coaxial to HDMI?

Super helpful, thank you!

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i need a rf to hdmi or rca for my atari 7800. but everywhere i look it only hdmi to rf.

thanks for that! great video! I just got an old 1976 Philips Modular 4, can't wait to try it out!

so i have a tv with the vhf connections ive got my converters and there set to channel 3 but my audio is coming out of channel 4 and my video on channel 3 does anyone know why im having this issue

such a perfect video

Is there a way to do it if you only have a coaxial end to it ?

Tried this with a Fire Stick to coaxial, and could only get a black and white picture for some reason.

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I was able to connect to my old general electric TV. I did run into an issue though. The TV does not cover the full image of my laptop. There is negative space on the screen that could be filled. Is there a way I can fix that?

There may be SVHS inside an old TV, but an HDMI>SVHS adapter is prohibitively expensive.

my white Westinghouse wtv1332 only shows collums of assorted colors, what could be wrong?

What about my HDMI to component tv brothers?

I wish I had found this a week ago. Just came back from returning an RCA to HDMI converter which was the opposite of what I needed. I got a Roku HD media player I'm trying to hookup to an old school bubble tv from like 2001 or something. Keeping my fingers crossed, I'll let you know how it goes. I'm also using a multi channel RF modulator.

Is there an RF modulator that allows switching between aspect ratios?

Awesome Video! Many Thanks, So Helpful 5 Starts

Thank you so much for the run down of the RF modulator. I just recently got a TV similiar to that SONY one you showed and was trying to figure out how to work it. Thanks!

You are a life saver. or tv saver.

I got an old sony triniton with uhf/vhf. Got the modulator, powered everything up. Picture is there but there is no color. Any Idea what to do? I tried mostly everything.

Understand all the hookups but do you just get 1 channel .3 or 4 ? Do the dials on the old tv not do anything?

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Couldn't I use a hdmi to coaxial rf modulator directly and skip the RCA step?

WOW!!! YOU HAVE COVERED ALL THE OLD FASHIONED WAYS OF WATCHING TV…VERY INFORMATIVE!!! THANK YOU…

I’ve used the rf modulator on my black and white old tv as instructed, sound came out really clear however the image didnt come out, it was only the flickr.
If anyone knows the solution, i’d really appreciate it

Hi! Does anybody know any HDMI2AV converters that are compatible with 4:3 aspect ratio TVs?

Thank you! Now how to build a tube tv wall lol just scored some tvs from the 80s for free. Let’s see if I can make this work 😅

What adapter is it exactly to go from coax into the antenna port on the back of the smaller portable TVs? What should I be searching for to find them for sale? Other than that this has every possible piece of information I could need, thank you

thank you, i have a sharp from 2004

Great video and very well explained. I think you’ve solved my dilemma, but I have a question. We got an updated dish receiver that only has an HDMI output. I want to run to the TV where the receiver is, as well as a TV in another room, using coax. As I understand it, I need to go from HDMI to the converter that gets me to the RCA cables and from there to the modulator which gets me to coax. With this setup, can I run the coax through a splitter to run both TV’s? Thanks so much for your help.

Joshua. I have a macbook pro 2019, 16 inches. And I am trying to out out it to a TV with scart conector. I use a USBc DOCk that output hdmi 4k. I have the same convertor box that you. I output from the upscaler with RCA Cable to and adapter RCA to Scart to the TV. I wont get any response from the TV. I am wonder if my macbookPro only output 4k Signal and the 1080p Converter wont work with. Or. If I need an RF modulator , as you described . Do you have clue ?
thanks a lotfor the video. great content

I have a old tv but it didn't have any other thing besides an antenna part what can I do to u cable

This was super helpful!

we were wondering how far away are the broadcasting towers are from you , we live in Upstate New York and Albany is the closest to us 60 miles.. thanks Frank & Patty

Great tutorial!!

Roku was just going to be for CRT TVs to evade how expensive cable was that turned against us all real fast when SmartTVs started hitting the shelves then people gave up on CRT TVs to be bound by policies. Wow humanity I can't believe you would surrender your freedom over a dumb SmartTV with CRT TVs you are not bound to ludicrous policies. Thinking about downgrading on purpose so you know I don't have to click "I Agree" to every policy I don't read even though they're trying to claim they can own you.

Need help with a tv so confusing

Can you add the hdmi externals to switch hdmi using streaming or gaming.

Thanks for this clear video. I thought I might find an adapter which converts HDMI directly to coax but apparently that doesn't work. So an RF modulator is really required? I would just like to play some video content from my phone over an old 80's TV with coax connection and it's doing my head in so any help is appreciated :)

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can you use a hdmi to rca cable with any rf modulator or does it have to support hd?

been tying to do this for years! you are amazing

I have the same setup shown here for my old TV using the coax connection (the only connector on the tv), but I get a really annoying buzzing from the speakers unless its on mute. Anyone have tips on how to fix that issue?

It doesn't happen when using game consoles of the same era without adapters, so I can only assume there is some part of the adapter setup that is affecting it.

You covered most older units in a very clear step by step manner. This was most helpful.