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Other connection options
The basic connections (described on page 4) are for standard-quality sound and high-quality
picture reproduction. There are other connection options available, which can produce pictures
and sound of better or poorer quality:
Video cable (yellow)
VIDEO OUT socket
Audio cables (red
AUDIO R and L
and white)
Coaxial cable
Coaxial digital
Video sockets and cables
VIDEO OUT socket
This socket (yellow) is also known as a composite video
socket.The video cable (provided) usually comes with two
audio cables (white and black).The picture quality
obtained using a video connection is poorer compared to
that obtained using a Scart connection.
Audio sockets and cables
AUDIO L (left) and AUDIO R (right) sockets
These are analogue audio output sockets.The AUDIO L
socket and cable are white, while the AUDIO R socket
and cable are red. Connect the DVD player's AUDIO L
and R sockets to the television set's AUDIO L and R
sockets using audio cables (provided).
sockets
Note: If your television set only has one audio socket connect it
to the DVD player's left socket (white).
Coaxial digital audio output (COAXIAL DIGITAL AUDIO
OUT)
This socket offers a higher level of sound quality
compared to that provided using an analogue audio
connection. For 6-channel multichannel sound, connect
audio output
the audio/video amplifier or receiver to this socket using
a coaxial cable (not supplied).
Connections and Setup
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