How do you watch your pics from digital camera on TV?

I have a new Nikon coolpic LS digital camera
which allso includes video recordings.


I can down load them on my computer but how do I use it on my TV?
The cables that it came with was a Yellow & white.

Yes I have tried it on my tv but still now show

any ideas?

If if you have a "yellow and white" plugs on a cable that came with your camera, that would mean you should be able to hook your camera directly up to your TV. Yellow is Video, White is mono Audio. Look on your TV for the AV or AV1 or AV2 plugs and plug the cord in (while matching the colors ofcourse). There should be a play button or menu on the Camera itself. Don't forget to change your TV source to whatever you plugged it into (i.e. AV/ AV1/AV2). If you get some flickering, might be because your camera is outputing PAL vs NTSC. See the manual on how to configure this. Should be a snap!

You match the colors to your T V cables turn your T V on ch 2 or 3 I play mine through the VCR it must be on

Burn the pics and video to a DVD and play them in your DVD player.

You should be able to view the photos on TV directly from the camera using the included cables - be sure to set the TV input from 'Tuner' to 'Line-In'.

Hey there!
Well, you hook the yellow cable up to your camera, then you put it into the yellow RCA plug on your TV.

Now, your TV has a remote control, instruction book etc. that will explain how to SWITCH to that input! If you can't find the book, then use the remote to try to switch to Aux1, Video, or something along those lines.

See, your TV normally either uses a cable, antenna, or whatever. When you come along and just give it a signal, it has to look for that signal, and not the normal input. So you need to switch to that.

Now, once you can get the signal which means your camera is ON and in play mode for pics (what you see on the screen of your camera is what you see on the TV) then you switch pics on your camera.

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Connect the cables and then see if you can switch your TV or VCR or whatever to different inputs (ie: cable, video, video1, etc.)

Your camera would have to have A/V Cables or burn the pictures on a disk