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8.4
Connect
your
devices
This section
describes
how to connect
a selection
of devices
with
different
connectors.
Note
that
different
types
of connectors
may be
used to connect
a device
to your TV. The following
sections
describe
examples
only, other
configurations
are possible.
When
connecting
composite
or component
cables, match
the cable
colors
to the connectors
on the TV.
Connect
a set-top
box and a DVD player/recorder
via
composite
connectors
Warning
Do not place your recorder
too close to the screen
because
some
recorders
can be susceptible
to signals.
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Connect
a DVD
recorder
orVCR
and a second A/V
device
via
composite
connectors
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If your recorder
has an S-VHS video jack: for improved
picture quality,
connect an S-Video cable with the S-Video input and connect
the audio
cables to the audio L and R input jacks of AV3/side AV.
Note
When
you use an S-Video
connector,
do not connect
any device to the
AV3/side AV video
jack.
If you use mono
equipment,
the left loudspeaker
reproduces
sound
but the right speaker
does not.
Use a mono to stereo
adapter
(not
supplied)
for sound
reproduction
via all internal
loudspeakers.
Connect
a set-top
box, DVD
playerlrecorder
and
game
console
via HDMI
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Connect a DVD player/recorder
via NDHI-DV!
and DIGITAL
AUDIO
OUT connectors
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a DVD player
via S-Video
and audio connectors
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Warning
When
using the S-Video
(AV3) connector,
do not connect
any device to
the AV3 composite
video
input.
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