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STEP 1 Connection
Other connections
Leave "Yellow" unconnected.
Connecting a television with S VIDEO terminals
Television's rear panel
COMPONENT
Audio/video cable
This unit's rear panel
Connecting a television with COMPONENT VIDEO terminals
Television's rear panel
Video cable
This unit's rear panel
Connecting an amplifier or system component
n Connecting an amplifier with a digital input
terminal
• To enjoy multi-channel surround sound DVD-Video, connect an
amplifier with Dolby Digital, DTS and MPEG decoders.
Required setting
"Digital Audio Output" in the Setup menu (Ô 38)
• Before purchasing an optical digital audio cable, check the terminal
shape of the connected equipment.
• You cannot use DTS Digital Surround decoders not suited to DVD.
Insert fully,
with this
side up.
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AUDIO IN
VIDEO
S VIDEO
VIDEO IN
R
L
IN
IN
Red White
S Video cable
(included)
Red White
COMPONENT
AUDIO IN
VIDEO
S VIDEO
VIDEO IN
R
L
IN
IN
Red White
Audio/video cable
Red White
Amplifier's rear panel
OPTICAL IN
Optical digital
Do not bend
audio cable
cable sharply.
This unit's rear panel
The S VIDEO OUT terminal achieves a more vivid picture than the
VIDEO OUT terminal. (Actual results depend on the television.)
COMPONENT VIDEO OUT terminals can be used for either
interlace or progressive output (Ô 50) and provide a purer picture
than the S VIDEO OUT terminal.
Connect to terminals of the same colour.
Required setting
"Progressive" setting in the Setup menu (Ô 39)
If you have a regular television (CRT: cathode ray tube)
Progressive output may cause some flickering, even if it is
progressive compatible. Turn off "Progressive" if you are concerned
about it (Ô 27). This is the same for multi system televisions using
PAL mode.
(included)
COMPONENT
VIDEO OUT
This unit
n Connecting a stereo amplifier
DO NOT
Progressive output
Amplifier's rear panel
AUDIO IN
R L
Red White
Audio cable
Red White
This unit's rear panel
CRT
COMPONENT
VIDEO IN
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