Conectar un reproductor de DVD/BD

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Paso 1: Conexiones de vídeo

Seleccione un tipo de conexión de vídeo ( A o B ) que coincida con la del reproductor de DVD/BD y realice la

conexión. Debe conectar el receptor AV al televisor con el mismo tipo de conexión.

Paso 2: Conexiones de audio

Seleccione un tipo de conexión de audio ( a , b o c ) que coincida con la del reproductor de DVD/BD y realice la conexión.

•Con la conexión a, puede escuchar y grabar audio de un DVD.

•Para disfrutar de los modos de audición Dolby Digital y DTS, use la o . (Para grabar también, utilice y b , o y .)

•Si el reproductor de DVD/BD tiene las salidas izquierda y derecha y salidas multicanal izquierda y derecha, asegúrese de utilizar para la conexión las salidas izquierda y derecha .

Conexiones		Receptor AV	Flujo de señal	Reproductor de DVD/BDs
	A	COMPONENT VIDEO IN 1 (DVD/BD)	⇐	Salida de vídeo componente
		DVD/BD IN V	⇐	Salida de vídeo compuesto
		DVD/BD IN V	⇐	Salida de vídeo compuesto

	a	DVD/BD IN L/R	⇐	Salida de audio analógico I/D
		DIGITAL IN COAXIAL (DVD/BD)	⇐	Salida digital coaxial
		DIGITAL IN COAXIAL (DVD/BD)	⇐	Salida digital coaxial

	c	DIGITAL IN OPTICAL 1 (CBL/SAT)	⇐	Salida digital óptico

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OPTICAL	COAXIAL	VIDEO	AUDIO	Y	PB	PR
OUT	OUT	OUT	OUT	COMPONENT VIDEO OUT

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TX-SR307 specifications

The Onkyo TX-SR307 is a versatile audio/video receiver designed to bring exceptional sound quality and an immersive home theater experience to users seeking a budget-friendly yet capable option. Released as part of Onkyo's entry-level line of receivers, the TX-SR307 packs a variety of features and technologies, ensuring compatibility with modern audio and video formats.

One of the standout characteristics of the TX-SR307 is its 5.1-channel audio configuration, which allows for the connection of five speakers and a subwoofer. This setup provides a robust surround sound experience, bringing movies, music, and games to life. The receiver delivers a powerful output of 100 watts per channel, enabling clear and dynamic audio even at high volumes.

This model supports multiple audio formats, such as Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio, and Dolby Digital, enhancing the sound quality of Blu-ray discs and digital media. The incorporation of Onkyo's proprietary technologies, such as VLSC (Vector Linear Shaping Circuitry), further improves the signal quality, ensuring a pristine listening experience without unwanted noise.

Another key feature of the TX-SR307 is its comprehensive connectivity options. Equipped with four HDMI inputs, the receiver allows users to connect various devices like Blu-ray players, gaming consoles, and streaming devices without the need for additional adapters. Additionally, it includes composite and component video inputs, offering flexibility to connect legacy devices.

For users who prioritize ease of use, the TX-SR307 has a user-friendly interface and remote control, making it straightforward to navigate through settings and control playback. The On-Screen Display (OSD) feature allows for convenient setup and adjustments, ensuring that even novice users can enjoy a seamless experience.

The TX-SR307 also supports FM/AM radio, featuring a built-in tuner that allows users to enjoy their favorite stations. With a simple setup, users can access a wide range of radio channels, adding another dimension to their audio experience.

In summary, the Onkyo TX-SR307 is a feature-rich receiver that combines quality sound performance with user-friendly functionality. Its support for modern audio formats, multiple connectivity options, and powerful output make it an ideal choice for those looking to enhance their home entertainment system without breaking the bank. Whether for movie nights, music sessions, or gaming marathons, the TX-SR307 stands out as a solid option for home theater enthusiasts.

Onkyo TX-SR307 manual Conectar un reproductor de DVD/BD

Models: TX-SR307

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