Computers And The Internet - Philips HTS5591/93 User Manual

Option 1: Connect audio through a digital
optical cable
Best quality audio
Using an optical cable, connect the OPTICAL
connector on your home theater to the
OPTICAL OUT connector on the TV or other
device.
The digital optical connector might be labeled
SPDIF, SPDIF OUT, or OPTICAL.
Option 2: Connect audio through a digital
coaxial cable
Good quality audio
Using a coaxial cable, connect the COAXIAL
connector on your home theater to the
COAXIAL/DIGITAL OUT connector on the TV
or other device.
The digital coaxial connector might be labeled
DIGITAL AUDIO OUT.
Option 3: Connect audio through analog
audio cables
Basic quality audio
Using an analog cable, connect the AUX
connectors on your home theater to the
AUDIO OUT connectors on the TV or other
device.
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Set up audio for connected devices
TV
When you connect a device to your home
theater, check the audio settings.
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If the connected device is not HDMI-CEC
compliant, press SOURCE repeatedly on your
home theater to select the correct audio input.

Computers and the Internet

Connect your home theater to your computer
network and the internet, and enjoy:
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On your TV and other devices, turn on
HDMI-CEC. For details, see the user
manual of the TV and the other device.
Select 'Amplifier' from the TV speakers
menu. For details, see the TV user manual.
On your home theater, turn on System
Audio Control, and then map the audio
of the connected device to the correct
connectors on your home theater (see 'Play
audio from home theater' on page 30).
Multimedia content streamed from your
computer: Play music, photo, and video
from a computer or other media server
on your network (see 'Browse PC through
DLNA' on page 28).
Software update:Update the home theater
software through the network (see 'Update
software through the Internet' on page 34).
Caution
Before you try to connect the home theater to
a computer network, familiarize yourself with
the network router, media server software
and networking principles. If necessary, read
documentation that accompanies the network
components. Philips is not responsible for lost,
damaged, or corrupt data.
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