Okay, so I bought the 900 MHz RF wireless headphones, and my cable box is fine, but it wont work on my PS3 at all. Why? Well, I'm using an HDMI cable and my PS3 to my LCD TV. I still use the HDMI cable. What can I do?
How does this work?
Then you have the red and white cables into the headphone jack and the receiver traniter, then the power cord to replace it. HDMI, but I have the red and white. I still have the cables with my PS3, but used to give me such a excellent image.
Using the default wiring is the last option, and if that's all I have to say, do not bother posting.
I choose the best answer, tell me how to solve this problem, what they need, etc. Just be useful as possible.

I know you're probably inundated with this type of material, but I need to know how I can connect the computer below. I have the Direct TV receiver, an ancient TV (red, white and yellow ports.), RF modulator, DVD and set up infrared headphones. I have everything except the headphones on a hook, and only needed in other devices. Thanks in advance for any help.

I would get them with an RF connection but I don’t reckon my Panasonic HDTV has the right jack for the base to plug into. I can spend in the range of $75-$100.

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