Panasonic DVD-CP67 Operating Instructions Manual page 18

Home
Theater
—
Enjoying
more
powerful
sound
This
model can
play
Dolby
Digital,
but only
in
two channels. This model does
not
have
a
DTS
decoder.
You
must
connect a
unit
with
a Dolby
Digital or
DTS
decoder
to
enjoy surround sound.
•The
equipment connections described are examples.
• Peripheral equipment and
optional cables sold separately unless otherwise
indicated.
• Before connection,
turn off
all
equipment and
read the appropriate operating
instructions.
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Digital
connection
To
enjoy multi-channel surround sound
Connect an
amplifier with
a
built-in
decoder
or a decoder-amplifier combination.
•Change
the settings
in "Digital
output"
to
suit
the equipment you connect (• page
1
7).
You
cannot use
DTS
Digital
Surround
decoders
not suited
to
DVD.
To
enjoy stereo or Dolby Pro Logic
Connect a
digital amplifier or
system component.
•Change
the settings
in
"Digital
output"
page
17).
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Speakers
(Example)
You
can
enjoy surround sound
by connecting
three or
more
speakers.
Optical
digital
audio cable
Do
not
bend
sharply
when
connecting
Analog connection
To
enjoy stereo
or
Dolby Pro Logic
Connect an
analog
amplifier or
system component.
Amplifier or
system
component
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Connecting an
active
subwoofer
You
can
enjoy
more
powerful bass by connecting
an
active
subwoofer.
• Place the subwoofer as
close
as
possible
to
the
front center.
•Turn
BASS PLUS
on
to
boost
the output from the
subwoofer (• page
13).
•Adjust the
volume on
the
subwoofer
to suit
your
preference.
To
the subwoofer's
input terminal
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Audio
cable
Recording
to
digital
recording
equipment
or cassette tapes
•Digital
recording
You
can record the
digital signal directly to digital recording equipment.
Connect
the recording equipment
with an
optical
digital
audio cable
(—
Q
above).
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•With
DVD,
the following conditions
must be
met:
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the disc doesn't have
protection preventing
digital recording,
and
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the recording equipment
can handle
signals with a sampling
frequency
of
48
kHz.
•You
cannot
record
DTS
signals.
•You
cannot
record
WMA/MP3.
When
recording
DVDs,
make
the following
settings.
ADVANCED SURROUND: OFF
(• page
12)
PCM
Down
Conversion:
Yes
(• page
17)
Dolby
Digital:
PCM
(•
page
17)
2 DTS
Digital
Surround:
Off
(• page
1
7)
•Analog
recording
You
can
record to
a
cassette deck
or other recording
equipment.
Connect
the recording equipment
with
an
audio cable
(—
Q
above).
There
are no
limitations
on
recording analog
signals as there are with
digital signals.
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