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8.1 Connecting to a television via ScartCable/RGB
Note:
Connecting the DVD player to a television with a Scart cable via the RGB input
offers a high quality connection. Select this connection variation in the case of
televisions equipped with an RGB input. If you are not sure if the television is
equipped with an RGB input then you can check this by consulting the television's
instruction manual.
• Connect the jack inscribed with
SCART to a television Scart socket by
using the supplied Scart cable.
• For playback select the matching channel on your television Check with
the television's instruction manual on how you can set the AV channel.
• In the OSD menu select under the VIDEO/VIDEO OUTPUT/RGB or
S-VIDEO menus.
The menu option VIDEO OUTPUT is only selectable when the HDMI output
is deactivated. On this subject see also chapter 10 "Settings in the OSD
menu".
8.2 Connecting to a television via S-Video
Note:
For this type of connection the television must have available an S-VIdeo input
and two audio "IN" cinch sockets. If you are not sure if the television is equipped
with S-Video and/or cinch sockets you can check this by consulting the television's
instruction manual.
For this connection variant you will need:
• an audio cinch cable (not supplied)
• an S-video cable (not supplied) These can be obtained from your dealer.
To connect the DVD player to a television via S-video:
• Connect the jack inscribed with S-VIDEO to a television S-Video socket
using an S-Video cable.
• Connect the audio output sockets
AUDIO L/R on the rear panel of the DVD
player via an audio cinch cable to the corresponding audio inputs on
the television. Make sure that the red and white colour markings
correspond.
• For playback select the matching channel on your television Check with
the television's instruction manual on how you can set the AV channel.
• In the OSD menu select the menu option VIDEO/VIDEO OUTPUT/
S-VIDEO .
The menu option VIDEO OUTPUT is only selectable when the HDMI output
is deactivated. On this subject see also chapter 10 "Settings in the OSD
menu".
8.3 Connection to a television via video input
(Composite Video)
For this connection variant the television must be equipped with Audio/Video
cinch sockets (Composite Video).
In order to connect the DVD player to a television via Composite Video you
will need
• an audio/video RCA cinch cable (supplied)
• Connect the yellow marked video socket with the yellow
VIDEO socket on
the television.
• Connect the audio output sockets
AUDIO L/R on the rear panel of the
DVD player to the corresponding audio inputs on the television. Make
sure that the colour markings yellow, red and white correspond.
• For playback select the matching channel on your television Check with
the television's instruction manual on how you can set the AV channel.
• In the OSD menu select the menu option VIDEO/VIDEO OUTPUT/
S-VIDEO.
The menu option VIDEO OUTPUT is only selectable when the HDMI output
is deactivated. On this subject see also chapter 10 "Settings in the OSD
menu".
8.4 Connecting via component signal (YPbPr/YUV)
This connection variant is only possible with very high grade televisions,
LCD/Plasma screens or Video projectors.
Check with the instruction manual of the corresponding playback device to
see if this connections variant is available. It is possible that additional playback
device settings may have to be implemented.
The so called "Component signal" is put out via the YPbPr socket of the DVD
player. Component signals are available in the form of the so called "YUV"
signal (Half image) as well as in the form of the so called "YPbPr" signal
(Full image/Progressive scan).
On this topic, please refer to Section 18. "Glossary / KeyWord Index".
The cable connections are the same in both cases; YPbPr-signal for Progressive
Scan however can only be used if the television (or Video projector), to which
you want to connect the DVD player, is capable of Progressive Scan. If you
are not sure whether the television (or Video projector), to which you want to
connect the DVD player is capable of Progressive Scan and has cinch sockets
available then you can check this by consulting the television's (or Video
projectors's) instruction manual.