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Enjoying High Quality Sounds

Playing 2 Channel Audio with an

Analogue Connection

NOTE
• When connecting audio equipment using analogue
connection, we recommend that you set “DD OUTPUT
LEVEL” to “NO” (see page 91).
If you set to “YES”, audio may sound abnormal during
disc playback.

Playing Dolby Digital,

DTS or MPEG Audio with a

Digital Connection

• Connecting an amplifier with a Dolby Digital/DTS/MPEG
Audio digital surround processor or a Dolby Digital/DTS/
MPEG Audio digital surround amplifier to the Recorder’s
coaxial or optical DIGITAL AUDIO Output jack (terminal)
provides richer, more powerful audio play.
• To enjoy DTS Digital Surround audio, select DTS audio at
the disc menu during DVD playback, or select DTS audio
using the AUDIO button (under the cover) of the remote
control.
■Connection to a processor or amplifier with an optical
or coaxial digital input jack (terminal)
(White)
(Red)
(White)(Red)
Audio cable
(commercially available)
To AUDIO
Output jacks
To amplifier
audio input jacks
Audio equipment, etc.
Jack and Plug Colours
Audio Left: White
Audio Right: Red
The Recorder
Dolby Digital/DTS/MPEG
Audio processor or amplifier
Optical digital cable
(commercially available)
or
Coaxial digital cable
(commercially available)
To DIGITAL
AUDIO Output
OPTICAL terminal
To optical digital
input terminal
To coaxial digital
input jack
To DIGITAL
AUDIO Output
COAXIAL jack
The Recorder
Important!
• When using this connection, set “DIGITAL AUDIO
OUTPUT” to “BIT STREAM” (see page 91).
NOTE
• To play a disc recorded with DTS, you need to use DTS
processor or amplifier.
• This connection is not possible if the processor or
amplifier to which you want to connect does not have an
optical or coaxial digital input jack (terminal).
• Refer to the operation manual for the processor or
amplifier for information about connecting to it.
DIGITAL AUDIO Output
COAXIAL jack
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