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8
Setting
up the
Player
The
picture
and sound of
a
nearby
TV, VCR,
or
radio
may be distorted
during playback.
If this occurs,
position
the
player
away from the
TV, VCR,
or
radio,
or
turn
off the unit after
removing
the disc.
DVD
Player
Connections
Depending
on
your TV and other
equipment
there
are
various ways you
can
connect
the
player.
Please refer
to
the manuals of your
TV,
stereo
system
or
other
devices
as
necessary for additional connection
information.
Video and Audio Connections
to
Your TV
Make
sure
the DVD
player
is connected
directly
to
the
TV and
not to
a
VCR,
otherwise the DVD
image
could
be distorted
by
the copy
protection
system.
SCART connection
--
Connect the TO TV
scart
jack
on
the DVD
player
to
the
corresponding
in
jacks
on
the TV
using
the
scart
cable
(T).
Video
--
Connect the VIDEO OUT
jack
on
the
DVD
player
to
the video in
jack
on
the TV
using
the video cable
(V)
Audio
--
Connect the left and
right
AUDIO OUT
jacks
of the DVD
Player
to
the audio left and
right
IN
jacks
on
the TV
(A) using
the audio cables.
Do
not connect
the DVD
Player's
AUDIO OUT
jack
to
the
phone
in
jack (record deck)
of your audio
system.
Component
Video
--
Connect the COMPONENT
VIDEO OUT/PROGRESSIVE SCAN
jacks
on
the
DVD
Player
to
the
corresponding
in
jacks
on
the
TV
using
an
Y Pb Pr cable
(C).
Progressive
Scan
?
If your television is
a
high-definition
or
"digital
ready"
television,
you may take
advantage
of
the DVD
player's progressive
scan
output
for
the
highest
video resolution
possible.
?
Set the
Progressive
to
"On"
on
the
setup
menu
for
progressive signal,
see
page
11.
?
Progressive
scan
does
not
work with the
analog
video connections
(yellow
VIDEO OUT
jack).
R
L
AUDIO INPUT
VIDEO
INPUT
Y
Pb
Pr
COMPONENT VIDEO /
PROGRESSIVE SCAN INPUT
Rear of TV
Rear of DVD
player
AV
C
SCART INPUT
T
Installation and
Setup
Caution:
You
must set
the TV
Output
Select
option
on
the
setup
menu
to
use
COMPONENT VIDEO
OUT/PROGRESSIVE SCAN
jack
or
SCART's RGB
signal. (Refer
to
page
11.)
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