TV Inputs and Cables… If you are wondering what all the inputs, ports, and connectors are on the back of your flat panel TV or computer monitor, here is an informative list to let you know what each connector, input, or port is called on your TV or Monitor. There are inputs on the back of your TV or computer monitor for Audio, Video, and more. This list will show you all the types of cables and inputs and the names of each. This list will also show you what the inputs on the back of your TV are called and what they are used for. See below for the chart and an explanation of each cable, port, input, and connector.
TV Inputs – Audio Jacks Cables and Connector Types
How to Make HDTV Audio and Video Connections
Understand the different jacks, ports, and wires including Firewire and HDMI
jacks to give your plasma or LCD HDTV the best audio and video quality
HOW TO Understand Your TV Inputs
There are many different cable connections you can attach to your TV with several different cables
Find out how to connect to the best image
Connecting Flat Screen TV To Cables and Wires
TV INPUT JACKS NAMES AND LOCATION
COAXIAL TV CONNECTOR
DFP CONNECTOR
DISPLAY CONNECTOR
DVI PLUG
HDMI CONNECTOR
HEADPHONE MINI JACK
MICROPHONE MINI JACK
MINI DISPLAY CONNECTORS
MINI DVI CONNECTOR
RCA JACKS AND PLUGS
S VIDEO CABLE – IN AND OUT INPUTS
TOSLINK OPTICAL AUDIO
TRS MICRO JACK
TV – DVI-I – DVI-D – DVI-A – SINGLE LINK – DUAL LINK – A PORT
TV DVI JACKS and CONNECTORS
TV F CONNECTOR
TV THUNDERBOLT CONNECTOR
TV TRS JACKS and PLUGS
VGA CONNECTOR
XLR Neutrik – Audio Cables And Connector Types For TV Inputs
Explaining Display Connectors
An explanation of the different methods of connecting a display to a computer, including VGA, DVI, HDMI and DisplayPort
How to Connect an HDTV to Your Sound System or Home Theater
Connecting your HDTV television to your home theater or other sound system
The step-by-step instructions show you which cables to connect to what ports on your TV
A friend of mine bought a “Rabbit Ears” TV antenna, and he insists that TV transmissions
(VHS, UHF TV bands) are transmitted DIgital format. I told him I did not think that they changed the on-air format to digital. For example channel 2 VHF is about 50 MHZ, then you get channel 13 VHF before the UHF bands from 14 to 83. At least that was until recently. Did they ever change that ?