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Connections 11
Choosing a Connection
The following pages show examples of connections commonly
used to connect the DVD player with a TV and other
components. Refer to your TV, VCR, Audio/Video Receiver, or
Dolby Digital Receiver owner’s manual for more information on
hooking up your specific components.
DVD TV without A/V Input Jacks ............................... 12
If your television only has antenna (RF) inputs, you will need to
get an RF output adaptor in order to connect the DVD player.
This connection gives you a good quality picture and sound.
DVD TV with A/V Input Jacks (and/or S-Video) ....... 13
If your television has A/V input jacks use them to connect your
DVD for better quality picture and sound. (For the best quality
picture, use the S-Video input if your television has one.)
DVD TV + Audio/Video Receiver ................................ 14
If your television has an S-Video input, and you have an Audio/
Video Receiver, use this connection to get the best quality
picture and sound.
DVD TV + Dolby Digital Receiver ............................... 15
If your television has an S-Video input, and you have a Dolby
Digital Receiver (with optical-type jack), use this connection to
get the best quality picture and sound.
DVD TV + VCR ............................................................. 16
If you want to include a VCR in your connection scheme, this
shows you one possible connection.
Finishing the Connection
After you have connected all of the components, you will need
to attach the power cord, and set the on-screen menu
language (see page 17 for more information).
Don’t Forget to Plug It In
After you’ve connected the components,
don’t forget to plug in the DVD player.
Connecting Your DVD Player