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Connecting the video output to your TV
In order to use the DVD Recorder, you’ll need to make a video connection to your TV. e ca
p
abilities of your TV and the cables you
have on hand will determine the connections
y
ou can use.
ere are 3
p
ossible connection ty
p
es
:
-
C
om
p
osite Video
:
e most widely used connection. is unit includes an A/V cable
f
or Com
p
osite Video
.
-
S
-Video
:
A higher quality connection that requires a special S-Video cable and an S-Video capable TV.
-
Component Vi
d
eo:
e
h
ig
h
est
q
ua
l
ity vi
d
eo connection. Supporte
d
on
h
ig
h
-en
d
TVs an
d
re
q
uires a specia
l
ca
bl
e.
Composite Video (Typical Connection)
is unit ships with a composite video (A/V) cable for connection to TV with a standard video input as shown below . is is the most
w
idely used ty
p
e of connection. On most TV’s, this connector is coloured yellow, and is normally accom
p
anied by stereo audio in
p
uts,
c
oloured red and white
f
or stereo channels ri
g
ht and le
f
t respectively
.
First, use the su
pp
lied A/V cable to connect to the com
p
osite video in
p
ut on your TV, this is normally a yellow coloured connector
that matches the video output on the back o
f
this unit.
If you wish to hear sound throu
g
h the TV, connect the red and white stereo audio connections as well
.
Turn on the TV and DVD recorder and select the AV mode on your television. is is usually done by pressing
‘
TV/AV’ or
‘
Mode’ on
y
our television remote. Consult
y
our TV manual
f
or
f
urther instructions on how to do so.
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ITE VIDE
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onnect t
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e Ye
ll
ow Vi
d
eo
L
ead and the Red and White
A
ud
i
o
L
eads
to
t
h
e
bac
k
of
y
our TV, usin
g
t
h
e supp
l
ie
d
AV
C
able.
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