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Connecting the Video to TV
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Composite Video (Good Quality)
Connect the supplied video cable from the VIDEO OUT jack on the back panel of the system
to the VIDEO IN jack on your television.
S-Video (Better Quality)
If you television is equipped with an S-Video input, connect an S-Video cable (not supplied)
from the S-VIDEO OUT jack on the back panel of the system to the S-VIDEO IN jack on
your television.
Component Video (Best Quality)
If your television is equipped with Component Video inputs, connect a component video
cable (not supplied) from the Pr, Pb and Y jacks on the back panel of the system to the
corresponding jacks on your television.
Composite
Video
Component
Video
S-Video
TV
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When the Progressive scan mode is selected, the VIDEO and S-VIDEO outputs do not feed
any signals. See page 16 to select Progressive Scan.
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Depending on your TV, Component Video input connectors may be marked as DVD Video input connectors.
Note
P.SCAN
(Progressive Scan)
Function
Unlike a regular Interlace Scan in which two fields of picture information are alternated to
create the entire picture (odd scan lines, then even scan lines), Progressive Scan uses one
field of information (all lines displayed in one pass) to create a clear and detailed picture
without visible scan lines.
While the player is in the Stop mode, hold the P.SCAN button down for longer
than 1 second.
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The selection switches back and forth between "
P.SCAN
" and "
I.SCAN
" each time the button is held
down for a minimum of 1 second.
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The previous mode is indicated in the display first, followed by the selected mode in about a second.
In interlaced-scan video, a frame consists of two
interlaced fields (odd and even), where each field
contains every other horizontal line in the frame.
The odd field of alternating lines is displayed first, and
then the even field is displayed to fill in the alternating
gaps left by the odd field to form a single frame.
One frame, displayed every 1/30th of a second, contains
two interfaced fields, thus a total of 60 fields are
displayed every 1/60th of a second each.
The interlaced scanning method is intended for capturing
a still object.
Interlaced Scan (1 FRAME = 2 FIELDS)
The progressive scanning method scans one full frame of
video consecutively down the screen, line by line.
As opposed to the interlaced scanning process by which a
video image is drawn in a series of passes, you get an
entire image drawn at one time.
The progressive scanning method is desirable for dealing
with moving objects. A camera that has the ability to
capture moving objects is called a "full frame shutter
camera".
Progressive Scan (FULL FRAME)
What is Progressive (or Non-Interlaced) Scanning?
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This function works only on TVs equipped with component video inputs (Pr, Pb, Y,) that support Progressive
Video. (It does not work on TVs with conventional component inputs, i.e., non-progressive scan TVs.)
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Depending on the brand and model of your TV, this function may not work.
Note
CONNECTIONS
