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Setup Examples, Audio and Video Cables,

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Chapter 1 If your TV has only one audio connector, connect just the white and yellow ends of the Composite A/V cable (don't connect the red end). 10 Connecting Setup Examples Audio and Video Cables Composite. Many TVs and VCRs have connectors for Composite A/V cables. If your equipment has them, you can use the Composite A/V cables for both audio and video. Composite Video and L/R Audio Cables Connect to Composite Video and L/R Audio Jacks (red) (white) (yellow) RF Coaxial. Some TVs only have connectors for RF Coaxial cable. If your TV only has an RF connector, use the RF Coaxial cable for both audio and video and see Example 4 on page 18 (or see Example 1 on see page 12 if you also have a VCR): Coaxial RF Cable Connect to RF or VHF/UHF jack S-Video. If you have S-Video connectors on your equipment, and want the highest quality video, use the included S-Video cable. The S-Video cable carries a video signal. You can connect the red and white ends of a Composite A/V cable to carry the audio signal. S-Video and Left/ Right Audio Cables Connect to S-Video and L/R Audio jacks (S-Video) (red) (white) (yellow)

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10
Chapter 1
Connecting
Setup Examples
Audio and Video Cables
Composite
. Many TVs and VCRs have connectors for Composite A/V cables. If your
equipment has them, you can use the Composite A/V cables for both audio and video.
RF Coaxial
. Some TVs only have connectors for RF Coaxial cable. If your TV only has an
RF connector, use the RF Coaxial cable for both audio and video and see Example 4 on
page 18 (or see Example 1 on see page 12 if you also have a VCR):
S-Video
. If you have S-Video connectors on your equipment, and want the highest quality
video, use the included S-Video cable. The S-Video cable carries a video signal. You can
connect the red and white ends of a Composite A/V cable to carry the audio signal.
If your TV has only one audio
connector, connect just the white
and yellow ends of the Composite A/V
cable (don’t connect the red end).
Composite Video
and L/R
Audio Cables
Connect to
Composite Video
and L/R Audio Jacks
(yellow)
(white)
(red)
Coaxial RF
Cable
Connect to RF or
VHF/UHF jack
Connect to S-Video
and L/R Audio jacks
S-Video and Left/
Right Audio Cables
(S-Video)
(red)
(white)
(yellow)