Samsung HT-BD7200 User Manual page 104

4 Connectin-Q the video out
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Choose one of the three methods for connecting to a lV.
TV
METHOD 1 : HDMI
(BEST)
HOMIIN
METHOD3
(supplied)
METHOD2
Connect the HDMI cable (not supplied) from the HOMI OUT jack on the back of the Blu-ray Home Theater to the HDMI IN jack on your lV.
METHOD 2 : Component Video
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If your television is equipped with Component Video inputs, connect a Component video cable (not supplied) from the Component Video
Output (Pr, Pb and
Y)
Jacks on the back of the Blu-ray Home Theater to the Component Video Input Jacks on your lV.
METHOD 3: Composite Video
(GOOD)
Connect the supplied Video cable from the VIDEO OUT jack on the back of the Blu-ray Home Theater to the VIDEO IN jack on your lV.
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• Depending on your lV, certain HOMI output resolutions may not work.
• If an HOMI cable is connected from the player to a lV, the Blu-ray Home Theater's output is set to
HOMI automatically within
10
seconds.
• If Component and HOMI are both connected, HOMI mode is automatically selected.
• When you connect the player to the lV using the HOMI cable for the first time or to a new lV, the
HOMI output resolution will be automatically set to the highest provided by the lV.
• If you connect a Samsung lV to the Blu-ray Home Theater using an HOMI cable, the player can be easily
operated using the lV remote control.
(This is only available with Samsung lVs that support the Anynet+ feature.)
• If the HOMI cable is connected or removed during playback of a CODA, MP3 or JPEG file, the player will stop
playing.
• After making the video connection, set the Video input source on your lV to match the Corresponding Video
output (HOMI, Component or Composite) On your Home theater.
See your lV owner's manual for more information On how to select the lV's Video Input source.
• The actual resolution may differ from the setting in the SETUP menu if both Component and HDMI cables are
connected. The resolution may also be different depending on the disc.
• If the resolution is set to 'i' (ex: 480i or 1080i), the output is displayed in 30 frames per second and if set to 'p'
(ex: 480p, nop, 1080p), it will be displayed in 60 frames per second.
i : interlaced mode (30 frames) p : progressive mode (60 frames)
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