Sony VGC-RA910G quick start Connecting a stereo A/V dubbing cable, Connecting a TV monitor display

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VAIO Digital Studio Computer Quick Start

Connecting a stereo A/V dubbing cable

1Connect a stereo A/V dubbing cable with triple RCA plugs at each end (optional) directly into the composite video port, composite audio L and R jacks, located on either the front or back panel of your computer.

2Connect the other ends of the stereo A/V dubbing cable into the appropriate jacks on your compatible VCR or camcorder.

Connecting a TV monitor (display)

1Connect the video connector end of the video cable adapter to the TV Out (S-video/video) jack on the back panel of your computer.

2Connect the jack end of the video cable adapter to either end of a video cable (optional). Connect the other end of the video cable to the Video-In jack on your TV monitor or display, located on either the side or back of your TV monitor/display.

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3Connect the single-jack end of an audio cable (optional) to the Headphones jack located on the front or back panel of your computer. Connect the double-jack end of the audio cable to the Audio-In (L/R) on your TV monitor or display. (The Audio-In jacks may be located on the side or rear of your TV monitor/display.)

The video cable adapter is supplied with certain VAIO computer models. The video cable adapter is not necessary, if you use an S-video cable to connect your TV to the computer’s TV out (S-video/video) jack.

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