Connection using Composite cables

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Connection using Composite cables, Getting hooked up on a 10 year old TV using Composite

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maritimer555 View Member Profile	Jan 4 2012, 01:17 PM Post #1
WDTV USER Group: Members Posts: 5 Joined: 26-February 10 Member No.: 13,759	Hi Folks, I’m trying to set up a WD TV Live on a 10 year old TV that my brother uses. The TV only has one composite set of jacks. The WD unit came with a composite to audio cord but when I used it, the old TV was fluttering. It was like I needed the old style vertical or horizontal hold button to adjust it. My theory is that I need to take the WD TV Live back to my own TV hook it up and change the audio settings for use with Composite cord (originally I had it configured to use with HDMI). I am assuming when I reinstall it at my brothers on his older TV that the screen will act normal and he can view things as it supposed to work. Has anyone had such a problem and is my theory in fixing it workable ? AS my brother lives hours away I wanted to make sure my theory is correct before i drive 2 hours to retrieve the unit.