Connecting LG VCR to Samsung TV: Using Scart to 4xCinch Cable & Component Input Adapter

Hello

I want to connect the LG VCR to a Samsung TV with a scart cable on one side and 4 x cinch on the other. With the TV I got a jack cable on one side that goes to the TV and on the other three female cinches red, white and yellow-green (component in input), I want to use a scart cable and 4xcinch (red video out, white audio in, blue video in, black audio out), now the question is whether I should connect according to the colors and what color should I connect to yellow-green, they remain blue and black or otherwise the connection should be made for the VCR to work.

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Hello.

The standard colors are:
- white - audio left channel
- red - audio right channel
- yellow - vision
You probably have it on this TV.

Now the scart - cinch cable
This cable according to your description is bi-directional mono.
OUT is the signal output, and you connect these cables to the TV.
According to your description, red is video OUT, so you connect it to yellow on TV.
Black is audio OUT, so you connect it to white on the TV, because in the case of one audio channel (i.e. mono), it connects to the left channel.
You leave the other wires unconnected, just be careful not to short-circuit something.

If only the left speaker will play on the TV, then in order for both to play, you will need to use a cinch splitter, so that the black one from the VCR cable will be connected to both audio inputs at the TV, i.e. white and red.

Greetings.

Rysio4001 wrote:

Hello.

The standard colors are:
- white - audio left channel
- red - audio right channel
- yellow - vision
You probably have it on this TV.

Now the scart - cinch cable
This cable according to your description is bi-directional mono.
OUT is the signal output, and you connect these cables to the TV.
According to your description, red is video OUT, so you connect it to yellow on TV.
Black is audio OUT, so you connect it to white on the TV, because in the case of one audio channel (i.e. mono), it connects to the left channel.
You leave the other wires unconnected, just be careful not to short-circuit something.

If only the left speaker will play on the TV, then in order for both to play, you will need to use a cinch splitter, so that the red one from the VCR cable will be connected to both audio inputs at the TV, i.e. white and red.

Greetings.

Hello

Thank you for the answer, but I have a question because I have one more scart cables and 6x cinch video out and audio out L and R and video in and audio in L and R or is it better to connect this to the TV yellow vision and red and white audio out L and R and then both speakers will play.

greetings

Hello.

If a colleague has a stereo cable, it is of course better to use it, although it is not certain that the VCR is stereo, and it will also output the audio signal to the right channel cable.

Greetings.

Thank you very much for your help. I used the latter's cable and it works fine.

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