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Can you connect a Blu-ray player to a non-HD television and play both regular DVDs and Blu-ray discs with it?
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Possibly.
You need to check what sort of AV inputs your TV has and you would need to make sure any blu-ray you purchased had corresponding outputs. For example, my Sony has HDMI, component, and even S-video outputs. So if I had a standard def TV with S-video input, I could hook it up and it should work. The picture would obviously suffer though.