Jacks and Cables | GE GE1100P manual

CONNECTIONS

Jacks and Cables

S-Video Jack and Cable

The S-Video jack provides the best picture quality for your DVD player.This jack is available on manyTVs and is used in conjunction with audio cables to connect the DVD player to your TV.

Remember also to connect the left and right audio cables because the S-Video jack carries only the picture signal, not the sound.

S- jack

S-Videodeo Jack

Audio/Video Jacks and Cables (RCA-type)

The audio/video jacks provide very good picture and stereo sound quality, and should be used if yourTV has no S-Video jack.

These jacks are used for most audio/video connections between
components.The DVD audio/video jacks are color coded (yellow	Audio/Video jacks
for video, red for right audio, and white for left audio). If yourTV
has only one input for audio (mono), connect it to the right (red)
audio jack on the DVD player.

RF Jacks and Coaxial Cables (F-type)

You may not need coaxial cables to connect the DVD player to yourTV, but you may need to use coaxial cables to carry the

cable, satellite, or off-air signal to your television.	J
	RF jack

Optical Cable (for Connecting to a Dolby Digital

Receiver)

If you own a Dolby Digital receiver that uses an optical cable-

type input, you can use the optical cable to connect the DVD Optical jack player to that receiver to get the best sound quality.

RF Modulator

If your television has only an RF input jack, you will need to use an RF modulator (not included) to convert the line output signal to an RF signal.

	RF Modulator
CH3
CH4		A / B
	(Front)
		RF Out
Audio (L)	Video	Ant In
Audio (L)	Video

(Back)

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Contents

DVD User’s Guide Product Registration Table of Contents Playing Audio CDs Know, You Really Want to Get Going Before YOU BeginThere’s Always a Catch Read the First Two Sections First Quick Tour of the Remote Short Glossary of DVD TerminologyButtons Listed in Alphabetical Order Power Program Info Angle Audio Important Battery Information Installing Batteries in the RemoteTypes of Discs that the Player Can Play Few Things You should Know Protect Your Components from Power SurgesConnections Protect Your Components from Overheating Jacks and Cables Finishing the Connection Choosing a ConnectionDon’t Forget to Plug It To Watch DVD DVD Player + TV without A/V Input JacksTo Connect the DVD Player Good Picture and Sound Quality DVD Player + TV with A/V Input Jacks Better Picture and Sound Quality Best Picture and Sound Quality DVD Player + TV + Dolby Digital ReceiverDolby Digital To Connect the VCR DVD Player + TV + VCRTo Watch VCR Menu System Navigation Tool Connect the AC Power CordSetting Up the Menu Languages Other Language Options Also Keep In Mind Playing DvdsNew Way of Looking At Things Regional Coding Loading and Playing a DVD Resume FeatureTo Load and Play a DVD Fast Motion Playback Picture Scan DVD Playback FeaturesChapter Scan Freeze Frame and Frame Advance Selecting a Title Number Repeating PlaySelecting Specific Scenes on a DVD Selecting a Chapter Number Using the Elapsed Time Digits Arrows and Select button Using a DVD’s Author Menu Selecting a Title Using the Title ButtonInitialized Settings Using the Subtitle Feature Changing the Subtitle Language On the Player Changing the Audio Language Using the Marker FeatureChanging the Camera Angle Storing a Marker During DVD Playback Playing a Marked Part Clearing a Marker Playing Karaoke DiscsChanging Songs on a Karaoke Disc Playing Audio CDS Just Like Your CD Player To Load and Play an Audio CD Audio CD Playback FeaturesLoading and Playing an Audio CD Skipping Tracks Repeating Play Selecting a Specific Track Program Playback Deleting Programmed Tracks Playing Video CDS What’s a Video CD? If the Video CD Has Playback Control Loading and Playing a Video CDTo Load and Play a Video CD For More Information About Playback Control Video CD Playback Features Bypassing Playback Control Repeating Play Changing the Audio Channel Output Program Playback With Playback Control Using the Setup Menu Putting You In Control Setting Up the Rating Level If the Rating Level Feature Doesn’t Work Selecting the Initial Audio Language Unlocking the Rating Level Original Language Setting Selecting the Initial Subtitle Language Automatic Subtitling Selecting the TV Screen Setting Letterbox Turning the On-Screen Messages Feature On or OffLittle More about Your Options Pan/Scan Select Menu Language from the Setup menu Changing the Menu Language Select Language Code Reference TroubleshootingLimited Warranty About the DVD Player Front Panel Controls Front Panel Messages Front Panel Display Back Panel Common Problem Solution Handling Cautions Maintenance of CabinetFormation of Condensation To receive a replacement unit before you return yours What your warranty coversHow you get service For how long after your purchase If you are not located near an exchange point Product Registration What your warranty does not coverHow state law relates to warranty If you purchased your product outside the United States Reference North Meridian Street Indianapolis,