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2 Connecting an optical fiber cable (commercially available) to the digital audio input connector (OPTICAL)
Line up in proper direction
Line up the cable in the proper directly, then insert it securely as
far as it goes.
NOTES:
• Harsh noise that could harm your ears or damage the speakers is generated when a DVD recorded in DTS is played while using
a decoder, etc., that is not DTS-compatible.
• When playing copyright-protected linear PCM or packed PCM DVDs, in consideration of copyrights, no digital signals are output
for sources exceeding 48 kHz/16 bits. When playing such sources, either set “LPCM (44.1 kHz/48 kHz)” under “AUDIO SETUP”
at “SETUP” to “ON” (see pages 38, 41.) or make analog connections. (See page 14.)
• When making digital connections to an AV amplifier that is not compatible with 96 kHz/88.2 kHz signals, set “LPCM (44.1 kHz/48
kHz)” under “AUDIO SETUP” at “SETUP” to “ON”. (See pages 38, 41.)
•With Super audio CDs, digital audio signals cannot be output from the digital out terminals. Use analog or IEEE1394 connections.
(See pages 14, 17, 18.)
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(3) Connecting to a AV amplifier with a built-in decoder
When DVDs recorded in Dolby Digital or DTS are played, Dolby Digital or DTS bitstream signals are output from the DVD player’s digital
audio output connectors. If a Dolby Digital or DTS decoder is connected, you can achieve sound with the power and sense of presence
of a movie theater or concert hall.
DVD-3910
Digital audio input
connector (OPTICAL)
Front speaker (left)
Surround speaker (left)
Center speaker
Digital audio input
connector (COAXIAL)
AV amplifier with a built-in decoder
(AV control center)
Front speaker (right)
Subwoofer
Surround speaker (right)
To power outlet
Optical fiber cable
(commercially
available)
75Ω/ohms pin-plug
cable (commercially
available)
(or)