Connection to an Amplifier

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You can only listen to DVD playback using COAXIAL

(X)and AUDIO OUT (A2) connections. The VCR will still be heard through the DVD/VCR AUDIO OUT (A1) jack.

Connecting to an amplifier equipped with two channel analog stereo or Dolby Pro Logic II/Pro Logic

Connect the Left and Right AUDIO OUT (or DVD/VCR AUDIO OUT) jacks on the unit to the audio left and right in jacks on your amplifier, receiver, or stereo system using the audio cables (A1, A2) supplied.

Connecting to an amplifier equipped with two chan- nel digital stereo (PCM) or to an Audio/Video receiv- er equipped with a multi-channel decoder (Dolby Digital™, MPEG 2)

1.Connect one of the unit’s DIGITAL AUDIO OUT jacks (COAXIAL X) to the corresponding jack on your amplifier. Use an optional digital (COAXIAL X) audio cable.

2.You will need to activate the unit’s digital output. (See “AUDIO” on page 17).

Digital Multi-channel sound

A digital multi-channel connection provides the best sound quality. For this you need a multi-channel Audio/Video receiver that supports one or more of the audio formats supported by your unit (MPEG 2, Dolby Digital). Check the receiver manual and the logos on the front of the receiver.

Notes:

•If the audio format of the digital output does not match the capabilities of your receiver, the receiv- er will produce a strong, distorted sound or no sound at all.

•Six Channel Digital Surround Sound via digital connection can only be obtained if your receiver is equipped with a Digital Multi-channel decoder.

•To see the audio format of the current DVD in the on-screen display, press AUDIO.

Rear of DVD+VCR

L	R	COAXIAL
		COAXIAL
AUDIO INPUT		DIGITAL INPUT

Amplifier (Receiver)

Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. “Dolby”, “Pro Logic”, and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

Accessory Audio/Video (A/V) Connections to unit

Connect the VCR IN LINE 1 or LINE 2 jacks on the unit to the audio/video out jacks on your accessory component, using the optional audio/video cables. (Refer to page 22 for “Recording from External Components”.)