A DVD Player can be connected to a TV using an HDMI, composite, component, or S-Video cable. Check to see what connections your Samsung TV supports before you purchase a DVD or Blu-ray player. You will then need to select the proper source or “input” on your TV to view the DVD player once it’s connected.

How to Connect a VCR to Cable TV & Record

1. Set Up. Connect the main cable line for the house to the “In” port on the cable box. Connect one end of the appropriate cable to the “Out” port on the cable box.
2. Live Recording. Insert a blank VHS tape into the VCR.
3. Schedule a Recording. Insert a blank VHS tape into the VCR.

A composite video cable, which will connect most VCR players to an HDTV. Anyway, yes—it is possible to hook up your old VCR player to a new HDTV, even if your VHS deck doesn’t have an HDMI video output (which I’m almost positive it doesn’t, unless you happen to have a newer DVD/VCR combo player).

The Supersonic SC-2412 24″ 1080 LED widescreen HDTV offers everything you need in a TV/DVD player combo at an affordable price. While Supersonic makes the unit in various sizes, the 1920 x 1080-pixel, 24-inch display is its largest TV/DVD LED combination and best price-to-feature ratio.

QLED technology uses an LED backlight to hit a screen of quantum dot particles that then supercharges the TV’s pixels for brightness and color beyond the standard quality seen in other LCD TVs. UHD TVs are simply higher-resolution versions of the standard LCD TV. Both OLED and QLED TVs usually offer UHD resolution!

Since OLED and QLED are technologies for flagship televisions, OLED and QLED TVs are equipped with all of the features expected of top-end models. Specifically, both TV types have 4K resolution and support HDR content. Ultra high-definition (UHD, or 4K) is the current standard for consumer television resolution.