Connecting Toshiba 32C120U to Magnavox DVD Player

I'm trying to connect a Magnavox DVD player (mdv453) to a Toshiba LCD (32c120u) and have no clue as to what I am doing. The connecter cord I am using has red, yellow and white...no green. This was a hand me down and on the DVD player it has the white connected to "audio out" L, the red to "audio out" R, and the yellow to "video out". Can you help me figure out how to connect the cords to the TV? This isn't my first attempt to find info, and I keep trying. Thanks

hi,
if you are using a Red, white and yellow Coird and your Tv doesnt have a Yellow jack for the Yellow cable then you can try to plug that yellow cable to the green port ( Y/Video)

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