Choosing a Connection | Choosing a Connection |
The following show examples of connections commonly used to connect the DVD player with a |
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TV (Normal, Widescreen, Projection, etc..)
Before Connecting the DVD Player |
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Method 1 | Method 2 | Method 3 |
•Always turn off the DVD player, TV, and other components before you connect or disconnect any cables.
•Refer to the owner’s manual of the additional components you are connecting for more information on those particular components.
Connection to an Audio System
Method 1 |
| Method 2 |
Basic Audio | Good picture | Better picture | Best picture |
TV
AV Cable | Video Cables | ||
Cable | |||
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CONNECTIONS
AUDIO
2ch Amplifier | Dolby Digital Decoder |
Audio Input Jacks | Digital Audio Input Jack |
OR
DVD
Analog Audio Out | Digital Audio Out |
DVD
Audio Output Jacks Video Output Jack | Component Video |
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•Method 1 DVD Player + TV with Video Input Jack
•Method 2 DVD Player + TV with
(If
•Method 3 DVD Player + TV with Component Video Jacks
(If Y, Pb or Pr is selected in the VIDEO OUT SELECT.)
NOTE |
•If Y, Pb or Pr is selected,
•If
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