Samsung HMX-Q10TNIHMX-Q100TNIHMXDQ130TN Connecting to a Regular D7, Connectin 9 to a lV

CONNECTING TO A REGULAR D7

You

can

view

images

recorded

with

your

camcorder

on

a regular

lV

that

supports

standard

definition,

This

camcorder

supports

the

composite

output

for

standard

definition

vide() transfer.

[_]

se the

AC power

adaptor

to power

the

camcorder

when

you attach it

to a TV.

Ionnecting an Audio/Video cable for the composite output

Regular TV

Camcorder

Audio/Video cable

Connectin 9 to a l°V

1 Connect the camcorder to a TV with an Audio/Video cable.

2Set the [V's input or seurce selector to the input you've attached the camcorder to.

Refer to the lV's instruction manual to see how to select the lV input,

Select the playback mode on your camcorder, and then start to play back videos or photos. _page 42~46

[_] • Make sure you've connected the camcorder to the correct input jacks. The TV screen may not display the right video information if

connected incorrectly.

When connecting to a TV using the Audio/Video cable, match the color of the cables to the color of the corresponding jacks.

Video input may appear green depending on the TV. If this occurs, connect the yellow plug of the Audio/Video cable to the green jack of the TV.

When the camcorder is connected to a TV with more than one kind

of cable, the camcorder outputs video signals in the following order of priority:

-HDMI - Audio/Video (composite) output

This camcorder is provided with the "TV Connect Guide" menu function. If you try to connect the camcorder to a TV and don't have your user's manual, you can use the "TV Connect Guide" menu function to view connection instructions on the camcorder's screen.

_page 71

If your TV has one audio jack (mono input), connect the yellow plug of the Audio/Video cable to the video jack, the white plug to the audio jack, and leave the red plug unconnected.

When you connect the camcorder to a TV using the Audio/Video cable, images recorded in high-definition image quality ("Full HD 1080/60i" or "HD 720/60p") are played back in standard definition image quality.