Modern devices for playing audio and video are becoming more and more universal every day for the most simplified interaction with other devices, in particular for expanding their standard functionality.
It is necessary
connection cable corresponding to the device interfaces
Instructions
Step 1
Familiarize yourself with the connectors present on the devices. If your monitor has RCA inputs (yellow and white connectors), find the dedicated wire, which is a must with any DVD player and some monitor models. Connect them following the color scheme, start the DVD player and make the desired settings.
Step 2
If your DVD player has an additional SVGA output, which is the same as the VGA input on the monitor for analog cable connection, connect them with the wire provided with any monitor. This type of video output is predominantly present on players from unknown manufacturers.
Step 3
If your DVD player has a SCART output, purchase a special adapter for the SVGA video output interface. You can buy it at any radio equipment store in your city, as well as at the points of sale of household and computer equipment, and they can also be ordered on the Internet.
Step 4
Become familiar with the connectors on your graphics card. If it contains a video input supported by the DVD player, connect the device with it. However, the presence of this interface for connecting devices is not present in every adapter. This is mainly the advantage of external video cards.
Step 5
Purchase a TV tuner with RCA connectivity, set the software to input from your DVD player, and complete the initial configuration. Remember that computer equipment, including monitors, is best used for its intended purpose, so the best option would be to play DVDs in a computer drive, which are also available at computer hardware and accessories stores. There are also many programs for playing video files.
