Connecting Your Vcr; Jacks And Cables; Rf Jacks And Coaxial Cables (F-Type); Audio/Video Jacks And Cables (Rca-Type) - GE VG4262 User Manual

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Connecting
Your VCR
Refer to these pages to help you connect your VCR.
Jacks and
Cables
RF Jacks
and
Coaxial
Cables
(F-type)
The RFjacks provide
good picture and mono sound quality,
and must be used if audio/video
connections
are not available
for your TV.
Thesejacks
are required
for antenna or cable-TV connections.
The RFaacks on theVCR are labeled ANT. IN and RF OUT.The
coaxial cable supplied
with your VCR is used to connect the
VCR's RF OUTaack and yourTV's
antenna
input.
O
RF Jack
Audio/Video
Jacks
and Cables
(RCA-type)
The AUDIO/VIDEOjacks
provide
very good picture quality and
stereo sound, and can be used if your TV has audio/video
input jacks.
Theseaacks
are used for most
audio/video
connections
between
components.
The VCR AUDIO/VIDEOjacks
are color
coded
(yellow
for video,
red for right
audio,
and white
for left
audio).
If your
TV only
has one input
for audio
(mono),
you may need
a Y-adapter
to hear sound
from
both
channels.
Q
Audio/Video
Jack
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