Go-Video VHS-VHS, 4-Head Hi-Fi manual Monitor Connections

			Monitor Connections
				TV 1 BACK PANEL
				VIDEO IN
				AUDIO IN
				L R
ANT. IN			IN OUT 1	OUT 2
			VIDEO
	MULTIMEDIA		AUDIO - L	TV 2 BACK PANEL
TV OUT	CONTROL
	PORT
	CH 3	CH 4	AUDIO - R
				VIDEO IN
			DUAL-DECK VCR BACK PANEL	AUDIO IN
				L R

NOTE:

A monitor-style TV is not the same as a computer monitor.

NOTE:

See item number 6, Second TV View, in the Setup Menu to program the source for OUT 2.

Some Dual-Deck VCR owners may have a monitor- style TV. Monitor-style TVs offer improved picture and sound quality over standard TVs because they receive the video and audio signal directly from the VCR. A standard TV receives the video and audio signal from the VCR indirectly, through what is called an RF modulator. This is a miniature broadcasting station in your VCR that sends the signal to your TV. The TV OUT connection on the back of your Dual-Deck VCR transmits the signal from the RF modulator. The direct VIDEO and AUDIO OUT connections give you better quality than the RF modulator connection, in the same way that a face-to-face conversation is clearer than a conversation through a walkie-talkie.

If practical, use the VIDEO and AUDIO OUT connec- tions on the back of your VCR instead of the TV OUT connection.

To view the VCR output on the monitor, you have to switch the monitor to ‘VIDEO,’ ‘AUX,’ or ‘LINE.’ Refer to your monitor owner’s manual for the correct setting.

When you use these VIDEO and AUDIO OUT connec- tions instead of the TV OUT connection, the TV/VCR key has no effect on the picture you see when using your VCR. But it still switches the antenna and any device attached to ‘TV OUT.’

If you use the AUDIO OUT connections, your stereo TV’s speakers will deliver stereo sound. If you use the TV OUT connection, your stereo TV’s speakers will deliver mono sound.

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