Philips DVD 931, DVD 691 Connecting to Optional Equipment, Connecting to a Audio System, Sound

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Preparation

Sound

1Digital audio connections provide the clearest sound. Connect one of the DVD player’s DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (COAXIAL or OPTICAL) to your amplifier or receiver.

2If digital connections are not possible, connect the DVD player’s red and white AUDIO OUT to your amplifier, receiver, stereo or TV.

Connecting to Optional

Equipment

●A digital component with a built-in MPEG 2, Dolby Digital™ or DTS decoder allows you to enjoy the surround sound while producing the effect of being in a movie theater or a concert hall.

If your receiver has a Dolby Digital™, MPEG 2 or DTS decoder, Connect to A/V receiver with digital coaxial or optical cable

●Connect the DIGITAL COAXIAL AUDIO OUT of the DVD player to the corresponding input on the receiver using the normal audio or video cable supplied.

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Connecting to a Audio System

1You can also listen to the sound of audio CDs and DVD video discs by connecting to an optional stereo systems.

2Connect the Left and Right AUDIO OUT on the DVD player to the Left and Right AUDIO IN on the stereo systems.

Analog connection to a multi-channel A/V receiver with 6 channels audio in connectors

●A multi-channel decoder enables playback of DVDs recorded in multi-channel surround without the need of optional decoder. Connect the audio out jacks to the corresponding jacks of your A/V receiver with six cables. In the SPEAKER SETUP menu, select DOWNMIX to OFF and enable the 6CH decode function by the method introduced on the chapter [ Setup Menu ].

Notes:

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

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DVD 691, DVD 931 specifications

The Philips DVD 931 and DVD 691 are two notable models from Philips' illustrious line of DVD players, designed to meet diverse home entertainment needs. These players exemplify the brand's commitment to quality, innovation, and user-friendly design, making them ideal choices for avid movie watchers and music lovers alike.

The Philips DVD 931 stands out with its sleek design and robust feature set. One of its main characteristics is the compatibility with various disc formats including DVD, CD, and even VCD, ensuring that users can enjoy a broad range of media. The 931 employs advanced technologies like Progressive Scan, providing high-quality video output that enhances the viewing experience by delivering smoother images, especially in fast-paced scenes. Additionally, this player supports Dolby Digital and DTS surround sound, allowing for an immersive audio experience that complements the high-definition visuals, providing users with true cinematic quality at home.

On the other hand, the Philips DVD 691, while slightly more simplified than the 931, boasts many impressive features tailored for everyday use. It also supports multiple formats, including DVD-R/RW and CD-R/RW, making it versatile for users looking to play their own recordings. The DVD 691 is particularly user-friendly, with its intuitive remote control and on-screen menu system, which simplifies navigation through its extensive features.

Both models incorporate advanced error correction technologies to ensure playback reliability and quality, even for scratched or damaged discs. In terms of connectivity, they feature composite video outputs and S-video connections, allowing users to integrate the players seamlessly into their existing home theater setups.

Phillips has also equipped both models with a variety of useful features including programmable playback, which allows users to create custom playlists and enhance their viewing experience.

In summary, the Philips DVD 931 and DVD 691 present a blend of advanced technologies, user-centric design, and compatibility with various formats, making them excellent choices for home entertainment systems. Their durability and performance ensure they remain valuable additions to any collection of consumer electronics, providing enduring enjoyment for users.
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