Onkyo ST-V10X Connecting your television, To switch the video output type, Progressive NTSC only

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Connecting your television

Here’s how to connect the DV-S155X to your television so you can view DVD and other images. The connection method depends on the type of connector you use. Depending on the connectors that your television has, connect either the component jacks, the S-video jack, or the composite jack.

■If your television has component video input jacks

Use commercially-available component video connection cables to connect the DV-S155X’s component video output jacks to the component video inputs of your television.

Commercially-available component

video connection cables

DV-S155X

DVD PLAYER

DV-S155X

To switch the video output type

If your television supports progressive-scan video, you can use the PROGRESSIVE button on the DV-S155X or on the remote to switch the video output type. Do this while playback is stopped.

Progressive (NTSC only):

This is the higher-quality mode that produces a sharper image. Choose this if you’ve connected a television that supports progressive input. The “PROGRESSIVE” indicator in the display area will light.

Interlaced (default setting):

Choose this if you’ve connected a television that does not support progressive video input.

Note

•If you choose Progressive when the DV-S155X is connected to a television that doesn’t sup- port progressive input, the image will not be output correctly. Press the remote’s PROGRES- SIVE button to turn off progressive mode.

•The image may be garbled when you switch between progressive and interlaced modes.

Regarding the DV-S155X’s compatibility with progressive-scan televisions

At present, some progressive-scan televisions are not completely compatible with the DV-S155X, and can produce garbled images. If you experience problems when using progres- sive playback, turn off progressive mode on the DV-S155X and use the progressive function provided on your television.

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