DVD PLAYER
VCR (Video 1)
TV or Projector
In/Rec
Out/Play
IN
L
R
VIDEO
Video S-Video Component Video
Y
Pb Pr
Component Video
Y
Pb
Pr
Optical Coax
Cable Box or Satellite Receiver Set-Top Box (Video 2)
OUT
L
R
Video
S-Video
Optical Coax
L
R
Video S-Video
Y
Pb Pr
Component Video
VIDEO CONNECTIONS
Device Connection Options
:
Recommended connections are shown in red, but connections may be made to best fit your system requirements. The Video 4, Coax 4 and Optical 4 inputs are on the front panel of the receiver.
Device
Input Name
Audio Input Connections
Audio Output Connections
Video Connections
CD Player
CD
CD
L/R Inputs, Optical Digital 1, 2 or 3, or
Coaxial Digital
1, 2 or
3
Not required
Not required
DVD Player
DVD
Coaxial Digital 1,
2 or 3, Optical Digital 1, 2 or 3, or DVD L/R Inputs
Not required
DVD Component,
Composite or S-Video
VCR Video
1
Video 1 L/R Inputs
Video 1 L/R Outputs
Video 1
Composite or S-Video
Input and Output
Cable Box or Satellite Receiver
Video 2
Video 2 L/R Inputs,
Optical Digital 1, 2 or 3
*
, or
Coaxial Digital
1,
2
or 3
*
Inputs
Not required
Video 2
Composite or S-Video
Input
Audio Recorder
Tape
Tape L/R Inputs,
Optical Digital 1, 2 or 3
**
or Coaxial Digital 1, 2 or 3
**
Inputs
Tape L/R Outputs,
Digital Optical
**
or Coaxial Outputs
**
Not required
TV or Projector
Not applicable
Not required
Not required
Monitor-Out
Component, Composite and/or S-Video
*
Check with your cable company to determine whether digital audio is available for all channels. It may be necessary to make BOTH analog and digital connections if it is not.
**
Digital audio recorders only.
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Figure 6 – Video Connections
Dashed lines (
– – – –
) indicate coax and optical digital audio connections. Choose either type (but not both)
for each digital audio source.
Dotted lines (
••••
) indicate component, composite or S-video connections. Component video is the preferred
connection when available, but you may use any of the three types (but not more than one). When component,
composite and S-video sources are connected to the AVR you must also connect all outputs from the AVR to
your TV.
