It's very easy: It can't be done.
The only inputs on a 311 are from the satellite dish and from an OTA antenna.
Now, if you REALLY want to trash your PQ, you could rig up something to pass thru the OTA antenna. Not worth it. Results would be terrible.
I'd recommend connecting both the 311 and the Disc player directly to the TV and using the TV remote to select inputs. That TV has 2 HDMI inputs plus component input.
[strike]Hmmm. I don't see composite input on that
TV. You may need to upgrade your receiver sooner than you thought. Or convert one of the crude outputs to VGA, component or HDMI (waste of money IMHO).[/strike]
OK- Possible correction. At
this part of the Samsung site, it says it also has 2 composite inputs. The Samsung PDF does not mention them. Look on the back. If you see three RCA connectors by each other, red white & yellow, that's composite and will work directly off the 311. If you see a coax input, that's plan B. Of course, the output from a 311 isn't going to be particularly good on any HDTV, but you know that.
WELL, A FINAL
DUH! I found the
manual, with pictures. You have composite on the side, coax on the back. You're set to connect both DVD player and 311 directly to the TV without any extra steps. You even have the (preferred) S-Video option. Use an S-Video cable and red/white RCA cable from the 311, and HDMI from the DVD player (does it also play Blu-ray?).
Interesting how 3 different places on the Samsung site give 3 different answers.
Please let us know if this helps.