Hello all,

I am wondering how I can connect my TV to my DVD player as my TV doesn't have a scart socket only a hdmi socket and my DVD Player has no hdmi socket but has a scart socket?? any advice appreciated.

There is also only one hdmi socket on the tv, is there some kind of device I can put into it which will make there be about 3 hdmi sockets as I have more than just the DVD player I want to plug into the HDMI socket.

Make and model of TV would help.

Very odd TV with no SCART and only a single HDMI. You sure it's not a computer monitor?

If the TV really does not have any sort of analogue input you will either need to buy a disk player with HDMI or an analogue to digital converter (the former may well be cheaper!), And if there is only a single HDMI you can but switches to expand the number of HDMI inputs if necessary.

Does the tv have phono sockets (red, white and yellow). I so you could connect the DVD using this.

Its a Logik L39FE12

on the back of it it has a USB port, an HDMI1 AND HDMI 2.

Its also has

RED WHITE YELLOW PLUGS
R L VIDEO

AND

GREEN BLUE RED
Y Pb PR

I also have a cabel coming out of the wall which has many smaller leads coming out of this ie blue, white, green and red and Im trying to find out of its a ariel lead? If it is an ariel lead, how do I connect it to my TV?

OK so get a SCART to Composite Video and Stereo audio lead such as this

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hama-Phono-S.../dp/B00006JCXU

and use that to connect the DVD player to the red, white and yellow sockets on the back of the TV.

Take a photo of the wire and post it on an image sharing site and link to it here and maybe we can identify it.

Very unlikely to be a TV aerial though.

I also think this should work but confirm you tv is on the list.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Scart-Adapto...ords=l22ldvb11

User manual here
http://documents.knowhow.com/TV-Home...nal_120524.pdf

Refer to page 15 which states:
"Use a included SCART adapter cable to connect
between the TV’s SCART input socket and a SCART
cable to an external AV device’s SCART output socket."

Yes, as expected (thanks mac2708) the TV does have a SCART socket, as with most modern sets it's via a special adaptor lead supplied with the TV.

Op R.T.F.M.