An RCA connector is a connector developed by the company RCA. Hints the name. Anyway it is a simple connector that has an outer sleeve and a prong in the middle. You see these type of connectors everywhere. They are on the back of most TVs, DVD players, VCRs and Cassette Decks. To make a connection with AV equipment, you just push the RCA connector (male) into the wall mount or plate RCA jack (female). Here is a link to a photo of a connector (this is one of many different types and brands) > http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/MRCAconn/
There are TWO answers to this question. First answer: for the RCA 45 rpm single, a vinyl disk recording made popular in the 50's by RCA, a plastic insert was needed to fill the large center hole for use on a standard turntable center spindle. To accommodate, an RCA adapter was developed that folks could "pop-in" to the enlarged center hole in order to allow centering and play of their latest 45 recording. Today, these inserts are harder to find than the 45's they were made for!
Second answer: an RCA adapter is a device that plugs into a socket to makeup connections between audio / video equipment. They are still in common use today; any electronics retailer will show you them in their cable connector display. They are commonly called an RCA Jack.
The RCA plug, RCA connector or "phono plug" is a standard audio connector used by most manufacturers for most equipments over the last several decades. Wikipedia has a post on the RCA plug, and a link is provided.
You can try placing a very small drop of Crazy Glue on to the end of a blunt toothpick and touching the end of the RCA plug. Wait to dry and then pull it out.
i need a code for wesington house tv on a rca remote r55n7
It's not straightforward to convert between SPDIF and a stereo pair of RCA plugs. SPDIF is a digital standard (SPDIF is an acronym for Sony Philips Digital Interface) and a pair of RCA plugs is analogue. It is possible to buy adaptors that convert from one to the other; if you search for SPDIF to analogue (or analog) convertor with google, you'll find a selection.
Try code 522 for RCA DVD players. Universal doesn't have a listing for RCA DVD players in its manual for the URC-R6.
This model was sold with many RCA TV's. Retrevo has a manual for an RCA RBA29550 that uses this remote. Jump to page 8 to see how to program it.
RCA stands for the Radio Corp. of America. The jack was their invention and has been around for a long time. A din plug was invented in Germany and it stands for Deutches Institut fur Normung. The plug is widely used now but does not hold a patent.
Nope, your camcorder should have a USB port or something though. the RCA just outputs everything from the viewing screen to the yellow plug
You can plug the PS3 into any TV that has 3 RCA A/V inputs and the Sony Wega has them
I installed it when I bought an RCA Opal mp3 player and plugged it into a USB port. I don't remember the details, but I thought it did standard things like check if you want to sync up RCA hardware when you plug it in. If you don't have an RCA product, maybe you should uninstall it.
This is probably the positive connector or tip of an RCA or phono plug.
If it has a RCA A/V input the PS3 can be connected to a Sanyo TV
It depends on the subwoofer. Every subwoofer is different. Some do and some don't.
You wouls use s-video or an rca plug
You use the cable that came with the PS3 with the RCA A/V plug
It you are get setting it up it could be the white color coded RCA A/V plug. You really have not provided enough information
You can try placing a very small drop of Crazy Glue on to the end of a blunt toothpick and touching the end of the RCA plug. Wait to dry and then pull it out.
To connect your iPod to your hifi you will need a 3.5mm to 2 RCA cable. There should be either white and red, or black and red RCA sockets on your equipment where you plug this into.