Connecting the DVD to a Home Theatre System

CONNECTION-OUT (CONTINUED)

CONNECTING THE DVD TO A HOME THEATRE SYSTEM

From

Video Out

OR DigitalFrom	Out
Use a Coaxial cable or Optical cable to connect the DVD Recorder and the Coaxial/Optical Digital audio input
Video Cable (Included)			jacks (cables are not included)
Video Cable (Included)			To Digital
	To Video		Audio Input
	To Video		9		Place the subwoofer, front, rear and center
	Input				speakers in locations as shown/described
					here. After correctly positioning the speakers,
1	2	3		5	perform the Tone Test on the AV Amplifier and
		3	4		adjust the volume controls until the desired
			4		sound is achieved. For best results, sit in the
					viewing position and have someone adjust the
					volumes for you; this will enable you to set the
					optimal levels.

1.Front Left Speaker

2.Television

3.Center Speaker-can be located on top or below the Television.

4.Sub-woofer-can be located anywhere in the room.

5.Front Right Speaker

NOTE:

•The rear speakers can also be located on the side wall facing the viewing position and

8each other. Make sure the viewing position is located between the 2 speakers in this case. Experiment to find optimal position.

6.Viewing/Listening Position-The best listening position is obtained by positioning the chair, sofa, etc. in the middle of all the speakers.

7.Rear Left Speaker

8.Rear Right Speaker

9.AV Amplifier w/Dolby Digital Decoder/DTS Decoder

NOTES FOR CONNECTING TO A HOME THEATER SYSTEM:

•If your TV has a Component input, connect the DVD recorder with the component cable for best results, otherwise use the S-Video or Video OUT jack(s) on the DVD recorder.

•Set the TV’s TV/VIDEO button or switch to the VIDEO setting.

•When connecting the DVD, refer to the owner’s manual for the TV and the audio system, as well as this manual.

•When connecting, make sure the power is off and all units are unplugged before making any connections.

•Connect the DVD recorder to your TV directly. If you connect the DVD recorder through a VCR, the playback picture will be distorted because DVD video discs are copy protected.

•If using a TV with a blue screen option, turn the option off, on the TV for best results.

•If you place the DVD recorder near a tuner, the radio broadcast sound might be distorted. In this case, move the DVD recorder away from the tuner.