“I have a older Sony DVD player with round plugins. Is there a cable made with round plugs on one end and flat plug ins for HDTV?”

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• DVD players are very inexpensive. You cannot retrofit one for HDMI. Just break down and purchase a new DVD player.

  Answered by CajunMiss 8 years ago

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• not sure, might be able to order one on line

  Answered by Scott 8 years ago

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• Not sure what is meant by round plugs. Is the TV setup with RCA plugs ? an S-Connector? And the DVD player the HDMI connection? If so then you need a conversion box that translates the HDMI signal to RCA. This cable would go from the DVD player to the conversion box

  Answered by Disc 8 years ago

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• since radioschack bankrupted, your best place is search thru the internet like amazon... good luck

  Answered by nick 8 years ago

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• No. Time to upgrade to a bluray player. It plays dvd and bluray and looks better

  Answered by BigRobbyP 9 years ago

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• Check in with a best buy sales associate they will help you find and get the right cables if the one you need for your tv is available if not im sure they will help

  Answered by Flakita01 9 years ago

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• Yes Magnolia has a wide variety of cables to connect old and new devices together

  Answered by Randy13 9 years ago

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• Unfortunately there is not. the three or five round plugs on your DVD player send out a different type of signal than the HDTV receives. There are some adapters that can solve this, but the ones that work cost upwards of $80 online. Its cheaper to buy a new DVD player in the long run.

  Answered by asdfghjkl 9 years ago

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• Most HDTVs take HDMI cable with flat heads on the ends, NOT round ends. The round ends are for Coaxle cables, NOT for DVD Players that require HDMI cable that are flat heads.

  Answered by LeiaSolo1 9 years ago

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• The round plug-in cables you are referring to are either coaxial cables or rca cables. Those are for analog signals. The HDMI is for digital signals. You would need a separate converter to turn your old dvd player's analog output into a digital one. You're better off buying a new blu-ray player.

  Answered by drx2daz 9 years ago

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