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Depending on your TV and other equipment
there are various ways you can connect the
player. Please refer to the manuals of your
TV, VCR, stereo system or other devices as
necessary for additional connection
information.
Notes:
• The picture and sound of a nearby TV, VCR, or
radio may be distorted during playback. Position
the units away from each other or turn off the unit
after removing the disc.
• Do not connect the unit’s AUDIO OUT jack to the
phono in jack (record deck) of your audio system.
Do not connect the unit via another VCR. The
DVD image could be distorted by the copy protec-
tion system.
Basic TV Connections
Make one of the following connections, depending on
the capabilities of your TV.
Audio/Video connection
1. Connect the DVD/VCR VIDEO OUT jack on the
unit to the video in jack on the TV using the video
cable supplied (V).
2. Connect the Left and Right DVD/VCR AUDIO
OUT jacks on the unit to the audio left/right in
jacks on the TV using the supplied audio cables
(A1).
Note:
If you use this connection, set the TV’s source selec-
tor to VIDEO.
Optional TV Connections
These connections support only DVD playback. The
tuner and VCR still output through the DVD/VCR
OUT (A1, V) jacks.
Component Video / Progressive Scan
connection
If your television is a high-definition or “digital ready”
television, you may take advantage of the unit’s pro-
gressive scan output for the highest possible video
resolution.
Connect the COMPONENT/PROGRESSIVE SCAN
VIDEO OUT jacks on the unit to the corresponding
jacks on the TV using an optional Y Pb Pr cable (C).
Audio connection
Connect the Left and Right AUDIO OUT jacks of the
unit to the audio left/right in jacks on the TV using the
supplied audio cables (A2).
Note:
If you connect both composite and component jacks
to TV, the picture may be unstably on the TV. You
could disconnect one of them to solve this problem.
Rear of DVD+VCR
L
R
AUDIO INPUT
VIDEO
INPUT
Rear of TV
A1
V
Y
Pb
Pr
COMPONENT/PROGRESSIVE SCAN
VIDEO INPUT
L
R
AUDIO INPUT
Rear of TV
A2
C
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