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Connecting the Player to
Other Devices
Before using your DVD player for the first
time, you will need to connect it to a
display. In addition, you may want to
connect the player to a separate audio
system.
Connecting to a Display Using the
Composite Video Output
Composite video, though the lowest
quality of the three video outputs on the
player, is the most common format and so
can be found on just about any display.
To connect to a display using
composite video:
1. Using the included audio/video cable,
connect one yellow RCA connector to
the composite video input on the
display, and attach the other yellow
RCA connector to the yellow VIDEO
jack on the rear of the player.
2. (OPTIONAL) To connect the audio
output to the display as well, use the
red (left) and white (right) RCA
connectors on the included audio/video
cable to connect the AUDIO OUT jacks
on the rear of the player to the
display’s audio input.
3. Select CVBS+S-Video as the Video
Output setting under the Screen Setup
menu on the player (see “Configuring
the Player” on page 58).
4. Select the appropriate TV Type setting
under the Screen Setup menu.
AUDIO OUTPUT VIDEO OUT
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S-VIDEO
VIDEO
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AUDIO
(OPTIONAL)
VIDEO
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