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When DVDs recorded
in Dolhx/Digital
or DTS are played, Dolby Digital or DTS bitstream signals are output
from the DVD player's d{g{ta{ audio
output contractors,
If a Dolby Digita} or DTS decoder is connected,
you can achieve sound whh the power and sen,se of presence
of a movie
theater or concert
hall.
To power outlet
The same data is otllpt_t from both digital audio output
connectors
(COAXIAL
and OPTICAL).
Contract
to one or the other connector,
=Ld
according
to your system,
D\/D_2200
)
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Fi-ont speaker left
[2
Optical fibe_ cable
(commercia}ly
availablel
Digital
atJd]o input
connecter
{OPTICAL)
Ce_ter speaker
75_2/ohms
pin-plug
cable {commorcially
available)
Dioital
audio input
Front speakel (right/
D
connector
(COAXIAL}
S_bwoofer
right
NOTES:
,, Harsh noise that could harm your ears or damage the speakers
is generated
when a DVD recorded
in DTS is played while using a
decoder,
etc,, that is r_ot DTS-compatible
When playir_g copydg_'/t-protected
linear PCIvl or packed PCM DVDs, in considerat)on
of copyrights,
no digital signals are output
for
sources
exceeding
48 kH7/16 bits, When
playing such sources,
either set "LPC_4 {44.1 kHz/48 kHz)" under "AUD}O
SETUP"
at
"SETUP"
to "ON"
(see page 33) or make analog cor/nectiol_s,
{See page I4.)
When making digital connections
to an AV amplifier that is not compatible
with 96 kH7_/8,8.2kHz signals, set "LPCM (44,1 kHz/48 kHz)"
under "AUDIO
SETUP" at "SETUP"
to "ON".
(See page 33.)
With Super aud)o Cbs, digital audio sigr_als ca_r_ot be output.
Use anaJog connections,
(See pfsge 14, 1_,}
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