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3The DVD Player can be connected in different ways, depending on your TV set and other equipment. Use only one of the | |||
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1: RGB via Scart | RGB via the SCART plug is one way to connect the DVD Player to your TV set. | ||
Consult your TV set’s instruction manual to see whether it supports RGB. | |||
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| 3: SCART | The most common way of connecting the TV set to your DVD Player is a SCART plug. | |
| The SCART plug is used for transferring pictures and sounds directly to your TV set. | ||
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4: Composite Video | Composite Video is an easy way of transferring video signals via a phono cable, but requires a | ||
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instruction manual to see whether it has a Component Video outlet (special cable required). | |||
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Note: Progressive Scan is available and requires a special type of cable and a special TV set.
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3.2 Audio connection
3.2 Conventional/analogue audio connections:
Use the audio cable (phono cable) to connect the DVD Player’s audio outlet with the corresponding input on the amplifier or stereo system.
3.2 Advanced/digital audio connection:
Connect the Player’s digital audio outlets (optical: 5 or coaxial: 6) to the corresponding input on the amplifier.
- Special cables are required for this purpose. Next, change the DVD player’s settings on the “Audio settings” menu. Refer to your amplifier’s instruction manual for more information on correct setup.
