Sentence examples for inputs on your from inspiring English sources

Simply attach your receiver's "source output" or "video output" into one of the inputs on your TV.

There should be a number of other inputs on your TV, but the one you'll most likely use is the A/V composite standard.

This convoluted system works well enough, although having a receiver and a Playbase is actually unnecessary as long as you have multiple inputs on your TV.

"You'll be able to sync your ride to an app…and get inputs on your riding behavior…to become a better rider".

This makes it easier to watch live TV without having to swap between inputs on your TV, but isn't as convenient as player like Roku where you can hop between thousands of channels.

You'll also find a four-port USB 2.0 hub on the LCD that'll come in handy when you run out of USB 2.0 inputs on your tower and/or keyboard.

This lets you plug two mics into one input on your camcorder and, while it doesn't let you control the gain on each, it does create a more "3D" effect on your soundtrack.

Connect one wire to the red "input" on your speaker and the red "output" on the receiver and do the same with the black end to connect your speaker.

If you don't have an S-video input on your television, you can still connect the DVD player via the TV's cable, or RF, connection or its standard audio and video inputs, known as RCA or composite jacks.

You can also share skills with neighbours, so if you need a bit of electrical advice, a hand moving boxes or some input on your CV, just ask a Streetbank neighbour.

Ideally, your smart device of the future anticipates your needs and adjusts itself to suit them without requiring input on your behalf.