Installation

Connecting a DVD Player

The S V 50/65 is equipped with state-of-the-art deinterlacing circuitry that is superior to the technology provided in most DVD players. The recommended input for DVD players is the SD input with DVD player output mode set to 480i.

Furthermore, please make sure the TV-type or TV aspect ratio is selected as widescreen (16:9) on the DVD player. The TV will work fine even if the TV's aspect ratio is set to the DVD player's default 4:3 ratio. However, the DVD player itself will output video at 33% lower resolution in 4:3 mode when playing back a 16:9 enhanced movie.

If you have a good progressive scan DVD player, you can connect the component video to either HD1 or HD2.

If your DVD player only has an S -Video or composite video output, connect it to the AV1, AV2 or AV3 of the TV. For better quality, only use composite video when the other options are not available.

Connect the DVD player's analog audio output (left and right channel) to the TV's audio input for the video source intended for DVD player.

S -Video		S -Video
			S D1	HD1	HD2
			Y/R
Video	Video	Y			Y/R
L	L	Pb	Pb/G		Pb/G
L	L	Pb			Pb/G
Audio	Audio
R	R	Pr	Pr/B		Pr/B
		Pr	Pr/B		Pr/B
AV1		AV2	H		H
AV1		AV2
					P C 1 Input
			V		V
			V
C					PC Audio
					PC Audio
		L	L		L
		Audio	Audio		Audio
		R	R		R

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Note

If your DVD player has 5.1 channel output and you want to use the TV speakers as central speakers, you can connect only the central speaker output to either the left or right channel of the TV and then select mono mode on the onscreen

display menu for audio. Refer to the "Adjust the Audio" section for more details.
Once the DVD player has been properly connected and you are ready to beginning viewing your DVD program,
remember to use the remote control to select the video source connected.	17
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