Watching Video Or Dvds; Technical Information - JVC GGT0372-001A-H Instruction Manual

Watching Video or DVDs

Select the input Source.
AV Select
TV/VIDEO
0 AV
1 HDMI 1
2 HDMI 2
3 HDMI 3
4 Video-1
5 Video-2
6 PC
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Operate the connected device and play video.
1.
Select "Set Up".
Set Up
MENU
Auto Program
Edit / Manual
Language
Video-1 Setting Component
Rocket Start
Teletext Language
HDMI Setting
PC Setting
2.
Select item.
Set Up
Auto Program
Edit / Manual
Language OK
Video-1 Setting Component
Rocket Start On
Teletext Language
HDMI Setting
PC Setting
Switch between video and component signal.
Video - 1 Setting
(Video / Component)
HDMI Setting Setting for HDMI input
Size
Set Up
> HDMI Setting
HDMI-1
Size Auto
Audio Digital
Audio
Mode 1
HDMI-2
Size Auto
Mode 1
HDMI-3
Size Auto
Mode
Mode 1
PC Setting
Setting for PC input
Set Up
> PC Setting
PC Position
OK
Phase
Pixel
PC Position :
Phase :
Pixel :
16
1. Select
OK
2. Set
1. Select
OK
On
2. Enter
1. Select item
2. Setting or Adjust
3. Set
:
Normally set to "Auto." If wrong screen
size appears in 480p (525p), change to
"1" or "2".
:
Normally set to "Auto." If no sound,
change to "Analogue" or "Digital.
:
If no picture, change to "1" or "2".
1. Select PC Position 1. Adjust
OK
2. Enter 2. Set
Adjust screen position.
Sets the focus of screen.
Adjusts the horizontal feature of screen.

Technical information

Connect "DVI" devices
Connect a "DVI" device to "HDMI" using "DVI-HDMI" conversion cable.
Connect analogue sound output of the DVI device to L and R terminals in
HDMI-1.
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Set "Audio" in "HDMI Setting" to "Analogue" or "Auto"
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HDMI-2 and HDMI-3 input does not support analogue sound (IN HDMI-1).
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HDMI-2 and HDMI-3 input does not support DVI devices.
What is "Full Native" ?
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With the full HD LCD display and "Full Native", you can enjoy full native
HD resolution of 1920 x 1080. It exposes fl aws in the video that were
hidden when viewing on "Full".
Full
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The illustrations are emphasised to make clear differences between
"Full" and "Full Native".
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Dark bar or noise may appear at the edges of the screen when viewing
in "Full native" for some videos. This is resulted from the signal itself, not
due to TV malfunction.
Full Native