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Video connections
The DVD player provides three alternative video outputs to provide flexibility in connecting it to other equipment.
If your other equipment provides component video inputs, use these to produce the highest possible video quality.
The video connections should be made using suitable video cables, which are available from your dealer.
Component version |
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Use this output | To connect to this |
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COMPONENT | A monitor or projection television with |
VIDEO OUT | component video inputs, progressive in |
| the progressive version. |
S | A monitor or television with an |
| input, or a Meridian 562V.2 Multimedia |
| Controller. |
COMPOSITE | A television or monitor with a |
| composite video input, or the |
| composite video input on a Meridian |
| 562V or 562V.2. |
SCART version |
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Use this output | To connect to this |
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SCART OUT | RGB, |
| inputs, depending on the option |
| selected in the Video output menu. |
S | A monitor or television with an |
| input, or a Meridian 562V.2 Multimedia |
| Controller. |
COMPOSITE | A television or monitor with a |
| composite video input, or the |
| composite video input on a Meridian |
| 562V or 562V.2. |
Audio connections
The following tables give details of the alternative audio outputs:
Digital version |
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Use this output | To connect to this |
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L/R, C/SUB, | A digital surround processor with multi- |
SURROUND | channel digital inputs, or Meridian DSP |
| loudspeakers. |
Setting up the DVD player
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