Red, white, yellow: connect a hi-fi, amp or old TV with the right RCA cable, jack lead or HDMI adapter. Pick yours.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is an RCA plug?
What is the yellow plug for?
When do I need a converter?
Is 1.5 m long enough?
What about a smartphone?
Which RCA cable or adapter to choose?
Red, white and yellow RCA sockets are still found on many devices: older TVs, satellite receivers, hi-fi systems, amplifiers and consoles. The right cable depends on the sockets on each side.
By the sockets to connect
- RCA to RCA: the Cable RCA-RCA 1.5m LGX connects two devices fitted with RCA sockets, for example a receiver and an amplifier.
- 3.5 mm jack to RCA: the Cable RCA Jack audio 1.5m connects a phone, a PC or an MP3 player to a hi-fi system or speakers. The Cable Jack RCA AV Audio Video 1.5m also carries composite video through the yellow plug.
- 6.35 mm jack to RCA: the male to 2 female RCA adapter is used for audio equipment with a 6.35 mm jack socket, such as a mixing desk or an amplifier.
Connecting an HDMI device to an RCA socket
A simple cable is not enough between HDMI and RCA: the digital signal has to be converted. The Adaptateur HDMI to RCA lets you connect a receiver or a recent PC to an old TV with a composite input. For other cases, see the HDMI converters, the HDMI cables and the audio cables.