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3. Connecting an audio system
You can supply the TV sound to the stereo equipment with the scart socket. Use a special scart cable for
the connection which sold at the accessory shop. (please consult your hi-fi instructions for details).
Note:
•
The Bass/Treble/Balance adjustments (see
P.21) only function with the sound from the TV
speakers - it does not affect the audio output
sockets.
4. Connection of a digital amplifier or digital A/V receivers
(with DTS or Dolby Digital Decoder)
DTS and Dolby Digital are two different systems. DTS-DVDs cannot be played with a Dolby Digital
receiver. Please use in this case a decoder that matches your DVDs.
Note:
•
In earlier years Dolby Digital was known as AC-3. Nowadays only the name has changed. To enjoy
Dolby Digital you may still use your "old" AC-3 decoder. Also the commercially available AC-3 DVDs
can still be played with any Dolby Digital DVD player.
TV (Back side view)
•
After connecting a DD decoder please select in the DVD menu the Dolby Digital (DD) sound track option.
•
Several DVDs may be pre-recorded on both sides however only one side contains the DD sound track.
Please insert the correct DVD side.
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When a DTS sound track is played the integrated loudspeakers are mute. The DTS sound can only be
played digitally using the digital outlet. For hearing a DTS decoder is necessary.
•
Digital audio output is active only when receiving DVB-T, not when receiving analog cable TV broadcasting.
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Connection to other equipment
Audio digital cable
(not supplied)
TV (Back side view)
Audio input
(Scart-RCA cable,
not supplied)
A/V receiver with (AC-3)
Dolby Digital decoder
Stereo amplifier
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