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2 Connect the analog AUDIO OUT L/R
and VIDEO OUT jacks on this player to a
set of analog audio and video inputs on
your AV receiver.
The diagram shows standard video
connections, but you can alternatively use the
S-Video or SCART cable connections if they’re
available.
3 Connect the AV receiver’s video
output to a video input on your TV.
• You usually have to connect the same
kind of video cable between your DVD
player and AV receiver, and between your
AV receiver and TV.
• My TV doesn’t have any inputs to connect
the DVD player. How can I watch DVDs?
If your TV has no inputs you can’t use this
player with it.
• My VCR is already connected to my TV, so
there aren’t any spare inputs. What should
I do?
If all your TV’s inputs are already in use,
you can buy a video input selector from an
electronics store, which effectively gives
you more inputs.
• My TV only has one input for the sound.
What should I plug it into?
If you don’t mind mono sound, you can
buy a stereo RCA-to-mono RCA cable
from an electronics store. Connect the
stereo end to this player and the mono
end to your TV.
If you want stereo sound, connect this
player to your amplifier or stereo system
using a stereo audio cable.
• I connected the DVD player to my AV
receiver, and although the sound is fine,
there’s no picture. What did I do wrong?
Make sure that the correct video input is
selected on your TV.
Also make sure that the type of video
connection from the DVD player to your
AV receiver is the same as that from the
receiver to your TV. Most AV receivers
won’t convert from one kind of connection
to another.
DIGITAL AUDIO OUT
S
L
R
COAXIAL
OPTICAL
AUDIO OUT
VIDEO OUT
AV CONNECTOR (RGB) - TV/AV Receiver
AV receiver
AUDIO/
VIDEO IN
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