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Connection to a VCR/DVD recorder
See the diagram below to connect your recorder to a VCR/DVD
recorder.
Connection to a Home cinema system
Some programmes are broadcast with a high quality multichannel
digital sound. The connection of your recorder to a Home cinema
system will give you a cinematic surround sound experience when
watching these programmes.
This can easily be done by connecting with a coaxial cable (not
supplied) the DIGITAL AUDIO output of your recorder to the digital
audio coaxial input of your Home cinema amplifier
Dolby® Digital Plus is one of the latest innovations of Dolby
Laboratories in high quality digital audio. Compatible with Dolby
Digital systems, it addresses the expectations of most demanding
viewers, and is scalable to the diverse world of content delivery, such
as, for instance, High Definition TV broadcast.
Connection to a hi-fi unit
To make the most of the quality sound and listen to radio channels
with the TV turned off, just connect the right and left audio outputs
of the recorder to the auxiliary input of your hi-fi system (cable not
supplied).
Connection to your Ethernet network
To fully benefit from interactive services directly from your recorder,
you must connect your recorder to the Internet through your
broadband router.
1 Connect one end of a RJ45 Ethernet cable (not supplied) to
the ETHERNET port of your recorder.
2 Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to a free Ethernet
port on your broadband router.
Note
• When you connect VCR/DVR recorder to the scart
connector, select Recorder mode in the Scart Output field
of the video settings (see section Picture settings, page 29).
Note
• For more information, please visit the following website:
http://www.dolby.com/consumer/setup/index.html
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