Adcom GDV-870 user manual Composite/S-Video Connections, Component/Progressive Scan

Chapter 2 - Connections

Composite/S-Video Connections

Composite Video Connections

Composite video is used in nearly all consumer video devices. We recommend using this output only when S-Video or Component Video inputs are not available.

1Using a standard video cable, connect the com- posite video output on the GDV-870 to the com- posite video input on your display device.

S-Video Connections

S-Video delivers a better picture than composite video connections.

1Using an S-Video cable, connect the S-Video out- put on the GDV-870 to the S-Video input on your display device.

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Component/Progressive Scan

Component/Progressive Scan Connections

Component video is the best available analog con- nection method to an HDTV display. If your display supports Progressive Scan or HD analog, the picture quality is even more impressive.

1Using a set of Component video cables, connect the Y/Pb/Pr outputs on the GDV-870 to the cor- responding Y/Pb/Pr inputs on your display de- vice.

•Be sure to match the red, green, and blue connectors accordingly.

Component Video/

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Notes:

•Composite/S-Video is the default video setting for the GDV-870 — no additional configuration is necessary.

•To view the Composite/S-Video output, select the corresponding Video or S-Video input on your display device.

Notes:

•You must set the Video Output to Component, P- Scan or HD in the GDV-870 Setup Menu; see page 20.

•To view the Component/Progressive Scan output, select the corresponding Component Video input on your display device.

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