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2. Next, choose a type of audio connection. There are three kinds of audio connections:
Make sure that the device for audio has the kind of available audio
connections that you want to use.
ANALOG : Analog audio connections are usually red and white. The red
connection is for the right channel and white is for the left channel. If you see
connectors on your audio source, connect the matching cables to SlingCatcher
and then to the INPUT connections on the audio device that you've chosen.
Often the analog sound cables include a yellow connector for video. Don't
connect this yellow connector at this time.
DIGITAL : Digital audio connections are usually orange. These connections
are also called S/PDIF (Sony/Philips Digital Interface) or Coaxial S/PDIF . Many
manufacturers use these connections. If the audio device for audio that you've
chosen has a digital audio connection, connect a digital audio cable (not included)
to the digital audio connector on SlingCatcher and then to the corresponding
INPUT connector on your device.
HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) : If your TV or A/V receiver has an
not included
TIP : You may need to refer to
the manual for your TV, stereo or
A/V receiver to see information
about the connections. Don't
panic if you don't have the
manual. Many manufacturers
have these manuals on their
web sites.
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analog, digital and HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia
Interface). Analog provides good sound. Digital or HDMI
provide the best sound.
HDMI
Digital Audio
Analog Audio Right
Analog Audio Left
HDMI connection available, connect the appropriate cable
to SlingCatcher and then to your TV. If you want to send
the audio to an additional device besides your TV, use either
analog audio cables or a digital audio connection.
SlingCatcher
Audio
Outputs
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