As a beginner, your bowing may not be too good, so try plucking each string using a right hand finger.Use a better on-line tuner than your quoted one, which doesn't sound much like a violin, you may find a piano sound works well.When you get better at bowing and better at copying the pitch, get only one string in tune(A is best) then bow two strings together.The sound of a hard fifth will become familiar to you after a while.
If your violin is way out now, it'll probably take a few times going through the four strings,as each time you tension a loose string, hat action will change the pitch of the others, not much,maybe, but enough for you to go through them all again.Good luck!

As a beginner, your bowing may not be too good, so try plucking each string using a right hand finger.Use a better on-line tuner than your quoted one, which doesn't sound much like a violin, you may find a piano sound works well.When you get better at bowing and better at copying the pitch, get only one string in tune(A is best) then bow two strings together.The sound of a hard fifth will become familiar to you after a while.
If your violin is way out now, it'll probably take a few times going through the four strings,as each time you tension a loose string,that action will change the pitch of the others, not much,maybe, but enough for you to go through them all again.Good luck!