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Connecting, to a TV, Question, Answer, Action

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COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS Question Why is there no sound? What is the difference among the normal video (composite video) output, S-video output and component/HDMI output? Answer The volume on the TV is set to the minimum. - Connecting to a TV Can the dedicated - S-AV interface cable and the dedicated component cable be connected at the same time and output the image? Action Adjust the volume on the TV. Normal video (composite video) output: Combines Y (luminance) signal and chrominance signal and outputs the combined signal. S-video output: Outputs the Y signal and chrominance signal separately. Component/HDMI signal: Outputs the Y signal, B-Y signal and R-Y signal separately. The picture quality becomes increasingly higher, in order from normal video output, to S-video output, to component output, to HDMI output. You cannot output the image when both cables are connected at the same time. Connect only one of the cables. 199 English

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English
COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Connecting
to a TV
Why is there no
sound?
The volume on
the TV is set to
the minimum.
Adjust the volume
on the TV.
What is the
difference among
the normal video
(composite video)
output, S-video
output and
component/HDMI
output?
—
Normal video
(composite video)
output: Combines Y
(luminance) signal
and chrominance
signal and outputs
the combined signal.
S-video output:
Outputs the Y signal
and chrominance
signal separately.
Component/HDMI
signal: Outputs the
Y signal, B-Y signal
and R-Y signal
separately.
The picture quality
becomes
increasingly higher,
in order from normal
video output, to
S-video output, to
component output,
to HDMI output.
Can the dedicated
S-AV interface
cable and the
dedicated
component cable
be connected at
the same time
and output the
image?
—
You cannot output
the image when both
cables are
connected at the
same time. Connect
only one of the
cables.
Question
Answer
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