Audio/video (A/V) hookup
If your TV has audio/video (A/V) input jacks, you will get a better picture and sound if you hook up your VCR using these connections. For a true “home theater” experience, you should connect the audio outputs of your VCR or TV to your stereo system. If your TV does not have A/V inputs, see the following pages for antenna or cable hookups.
If you are not planning to use your VCR to record programs, you finished setting up the VCR after you have made the connections shown on this page. If you want to record regular or cable TV programs, complete these connections first, and then go to the following pages for antenna or cable hookups.
AUse this hookup if your TV has stereo jacks
VCR |
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| Stereo receiver |
LINE | LINE |
| TV |
OUT | IN 1 |
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| AUDIO |
| AUX IN |
| VIDEO | IN |
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| VIDEO | AUDIO OUT |
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| AUDIO |
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Started Getting
Audio/video cable (not supplied) | Audio cable (not supplied) |
BUse this hookup if your TV does not have stereo jacks
VCR |
| Stereo receiver |
LINE | LINE | TV |
OUT | IN 1 |
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| AUDIO | AUX IN |
| VIDEO |
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| IN |
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| VIDEO |
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| AUDIO |
Video cable (not supplied) | Audio cable (not supplied) | |
Notes
•To play a tape in stereo, you must use the A/V connection.
•If you do not have a stereo receiver, connect the white LINE OUT/AUDIO L jack to the AUDIO IN jack on your TV.
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