Connecting Digital Decoder to Analogue TV.

The Coax from the Antenna is analogue, so that is not going to work. It would have to be Coax to analogue tuner, and to digital if it has a digital out, or if the digital box has an analogue in.

Hi,

The simplest solution would probably be the use of an RF Modulator. Feed the RF Mod with the A/V signals from the Conia CSTB12, set it to transmit on Ch 3 or 4, tune the Telefunken to either channel.

In most Telefunken TVs we have worked on, the A/V INput/OUTput would be on the SCART connectors as shown below.

To my understanding, a Conia CSTB12 as sold in Australia has a composite RCA (yellow) Video OUTput and L/R White/Red audio OUTputs. What would be needed would be a A/V signal to SCART adapter/converter.

If your Conia CSTB12 has an S-Video, then this may be used.
If your Conia CSTB12 has an HDMI, then something like this may be used.
Incidentally, should you be interested, there are comparable receivers to a Conia CSTB12 that has SCART OUTputs.

Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.

Good luck and kind regards. Thank you for using FixYa.

input source selected to DTV
may need to tune tv in settings channel auto tune.

Depending on which of the many thousands of Television models in existence your TV could be ???
it might be an analogue only receiver.
Hint: giving a make and model number for your tv would be very helpful in answering this question.

If it is Analogue only you may need to use a digital TV decoder unit to convert Digital TV to Analogue TV . Check inputs available like RCA inputs as some decoders have RCA outputs or HDMI inputs ?

Hint: giving a make and model number for your tv would be very helpful in specific answering of your question.

to find out inputs available and if DTV {put in what make and model number } into search
on your mystery TV do an
Internet search :
{make} {model number} specifications

I don't know but surely if your tv has an option for analogue inputs there will be a range of sockets for the job - phono and/or scart.
If the sockets are there connecting will be intuitive.

Many modern tv sets are compatible only with boxes, converters, decoders and media players that provide a digital output. Analogue to digital converters are available but I can't comment about how successful they are.

I suggest you revisit the user manual of your tv.

Either
buy a new television with a digital decoder / receiver

or buy a digital tv decoder that outputs AV on RCA cables whatever the tv has. may be able to tune tv into a particular channel analogue on some decoders. Check decoder and TV input sources. May not have AV input if really old TV.
see
http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-a-digital-tv-decoder.htm

why would you want to connect a hdd dvd to the strong decoder. Wouldn't you connect it to a television via the hdd dvd av output into the av input of the tv and then switch the telivision on input source to AV1 .
You did not mention the model number of the strong decoder but is this a digital tv to Analogue TV decoder.?
you might also have HDMI output and HDMI input on the devices .
That would be better to use if it exists. If you only have one AV input on the TV use a AV switch box and switch between the decoder and the HDD dvd device using

Hi, If it does not say digital then it's not. You need a PVR which will decode the digital signal (set top box) Some TV's have digital and analogue tuners built in which is good too. Your cable company or dish network will give you more info for watching great TV.

Dry joint - faulty capacitor on the PC board of the decoder. Found by wiggling the components and resoldering

You need to put a compatible cable decoder box between the cable and TV as the sanyo will only decode analogue cable signals via the catv UHF vhf input
the digital antenna in is for digital air broadcasting signals only