Replies

Shouldn't be a problem.

1. Many cable boxes, and most digital cable boxes, have the Y-R-W RCA cable outputs. Plug those into the Y-R-W RCA cable input on your tv. Make sure your tv is tuned to look for the signal from the RCA jacks, either toggle through the options using the 'input' button on the tv remote, or go through the channels with the channel up button on the remote until it gets to the rca jacks and you can see the video and hear the sound.

2. Alternately, if you have a vcr or a DVD Recorder (which are excellent and you can get a nice Panasonic for like $ 150 or so at Circuit City), you can send the signal from your cable box to either the vcr or DVD recorder via coax cable or the RCA cables, and then set up the RCA jack outputs from either the VCR or the DVD Recorder to the RCA inputs on the back of your tv. Toggle through as in #1 until you get the signal.