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Analog TV source input
You can connect an external VHF or UHF TV antenna, if
available, to the TV antenna input using an appropriate TV
coaxial cable. Instead, If you have and prefere cable TV, you can
connect your cable TV decoder box to the TV antenna input
using an appropriate TV coaxial cable. In both cases, just select
the "TV" as your input source to watch analog TV programs. For
more details, see "4. Connect the antenna cable" on page 5, and
"Switch inputs" on page 20.
Composite Video (AV)/S-Video source input
You can connect an external analog video device, such as VCR,
VCD or DVD players, to either the Composite Video (AV) or
S-Video inputs, and select the corresponding input as your signal
source to watch your analog channels. Specifically, choose "AV"
as your source for Composite Video inputs, and "S-Video" for
S-Video. For more details, see "Connect to a Composite Video
input" on page 25, "Connect to a S-Video input" on page 26,
and "Switch inputs" on page 20. You should connect your video
devices to the composite video input to gain the best resolution
image if such device support such connection.
Component video input
You can connect an external component video device, such as
external Digital TV (DTV) tunner, to the component video input,
and select "YPbPr" as your signal source to watch the received
video. For more details, see "Connect to a Component Video
input" on page 26 and "Switch inputs" on page 20.
Other Graphic input
You can connect a PC video card graphic source, such as a RGB
(D-Sub) video output, to your TV. Furthermore, if your PC
supports HDMI output, you can connect such output to the
HDMI input on your TV. Select either "PC" or "HDMI" to watch
the video. For more details, see "Connect to a PC input" on page
27, . "Connect to a HDMI input" on page 28, and and "Switch
inputs " on page 20.
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Getting to know your TV
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