can i use the composite audio L and R (red and white) for the component audio?
is the tv defined by the video for each mode? (for example,TV,SCART,PC,HDMI1
because the tv needs to be able to play audio even though its plugged into the audio but for a different mode from the video mode
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EG: if i chose to use the composite video but the audio for the component will i get audio if i use the tv mode/source named 'composite'?
ok i tuned into composite source using the yellow video connector and cable plugged the audio beside the component connectors but im still not getting any audio when i go to the composite source, only video
i used the red and white connectors next to the component connectors instead of using the red and white next to the yellow composite
ok i tuned into composite source using the yellow video connector and cable plugged the audio beside the component connectors but im still not getting any audio when i go to the composite source, only video
i used the red and white connectors next to the component connectors instead of using the red and white next to the yellow composite
Sources generally share one set of audio outputs between composite and component as Eric's picture shows, but a TV has separate audio inputs since the composite and component may come from different sources. If you want to share the audio between the two inputs you can use two RCA splitters such as this, one for each channel.
On the first splitter, plug each of the RCA male splitter plugs into each of the Red audio inputs for composite and component on the TV. Plug the RCA output cable from the Red source into the splitter RCA female socket.
On the second splitter, plug each of the RCA male splitter plugs into each of the White audio inputs for composite and component on the TV. Plug the RCA output cable from the White source into the splitter RCA female socket.
On the first splitter, plug each of the RCA male splitter plugs into each of the Red audio inputs for composite and component on the TV. Plug the RCA output cable from the Red source into the splitter RCA female socket.
On the second splitter, plug each of the RCA male splitter plugs into each of the White audio inputs for composite and component on the TV. Plug the RCA output cable from the White source into the splitter RCA female socket.
hmmm ,could you draw a diagram
i dont get what you mean when you say plug the RCA output cable from the Red source into the splitter RCA female socket. they is red and white female connections on each Y splitter and i don't know what colour the male splitter end is
Please pay attention. You are confused because you are describing a splitter with two female connectors and one male connector, which is not the one I referenced. That type of splitter will not work for your requirements. If you notice, my link for a splitter cable does not show any reference colors, and it has two male outputs and one female input. That is the type you need.
Simply connect all the red inputs and outputs together with one splitter, and all the white inputs and outputs together using the other splitter. It's not complicated.
What? If you connect it like the diagram (all reds connected together and all whites connected together) you will get stereo for either composite or component to the TV. Don't understand what you mean by swapping connectors over.
The connections I show will give you stereo sound from the DVD player if you select either the composite or component input on the TV. The TV will not allow both composite and component be on at the same time so your comment about them "playing at the same time" makes no sense.
The signal doesn't care and is not affected by the order of the connection, so I don't understand you comment about "swap the 2 ends".