HiFi for use with DVD Player?

I am considering purchasing the HiFi for use with my Ipod but also as a placeholder for a speaker system to be purchased later. I want to use it with my DVD player to watch movies using the audio input port on the back.
I have read that one can do this, but have not been able to confirm that it is possible. If so, what cables would I need and has anyone tried it to see how she sounds?
Thanks,
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Yes, it proves in my case, there are 2 ways to do it i.e. analogue or digital. I suggest that you should try the analogue first, you need an audio cable - one end is RCA for connection with the DVD and the other end - Minijack to iPod HiFi.
Of course, you can connect with an optical toslink cable which sounds better - you can have a look of this cable, but you need to add the mini adapter which should included
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