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Other connection options - 11 J I. Connect the audio cables to the AUDIO OUT L and R jacks on the back of your DVD player and to the correspondingAUDIO INPUT jacks on your TV. 2. Connect the video Cable. 2a. Basic connection - Connect the video cable to the VIDEO OUT jack on the back of the your DVD player, and to the VIDEO INPUT jack on your TV. -OR- 2b. S-Video (not shown) - If your TV has an S-Video jack, connect the S-Video cable (not provided) to the S-VIDEO on the DVD to the S-VIDEO of your TV. Note:Ifyawn.' doesn't have Audio andVideoInputJacks and only has on RFpods you need to connect an RF modulator (not provided). Other Connection Options COMPONENTVIDEOon COMPONENT VIDEO OUT ('4 Pb,Pr) Jacks O PA PA The Y, Pb, Pr. jacks provide optimum picture quality ,, because the video signal is separated into three parts.To ensure maximum picture quality, use three video-grade cables (yellow) for the connection.You can also buy bundled component video cables that are color-coded to match the Y, Pb,Pr jacks (green, blue,and red). Component Video Cables a rid e nit; -GanaalSoupPocp.- TV0tirio *&Lrosa vco P3 NTSC ENO Om:711WD Ott) YVV•MitliCI YUVROgOiC. When using the COMPONENT VIDEO OUT (Y, PB, PR) jacks of the DVD to connect to another component with the same type jacks, remember to change the Video Out setting in the General Setup Page menu to YUV (Component). The default setting is S-Video. Note Remember to connect the audio cables because the component cable carries only the picture sign(not the sound. VIDEO OUT socket This sodcec (yellow) is also known as a composite video socket.The video cable (not supplied) usually comes Woocable(isnow) VIDEOOUT seek t with two audio cables (white and red).

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Component
Video
Cables
a
rid
e
nit;
-GanaalSoupPocp.-
TV0tirio
P3
NTSC
*&Lrosa
ENO
vco
Om:711WD
Ott)
YVV•MitliCI
YUVROgOiC.
Other
connection
options
-
11
• • • •
• • • •
J
I.
Connect
the audio
cables
to
the
AUDIO
OUT
L
and
R
jacks
on
the
back
of
your
DVD
player
and
to
the
correspondingAUDIO
INPUT
jacks
on
your
TV.
2.
Connect
the
video
Cable.
2a.
Basic
connection
—
Connect
the
video
cable
to
the
VIDEO
OUT
jack
on
the
back
of
the
your
DVD
player,
and
to
the
VIDEO
INPUT
jack
on
your
TV.
-OR-
2b.
S
-Video
(not
shown)
—
If
your
TV
has
an
S
-Video
jack,
connect
the
S
-Video
cable
(not
provided)
to
the
S
-VIDEO
on
the
DVD
to
the
S
-VIDEO
of
your
TV.
Note:
If
yawn.'
doesn't have
Audio
and
Video
Input
Jacks
and
only
has
on
RF
pods
you
need
to
connect
an
RF
modulator (not
provided).
Other
Connection
Options
COMPONENT
VIDEO
on
COMPONE
NT
VIDEO
OUT
('4
Pb,
Pr)
Jacks
O
PA
PA
,,
The
Y,
Pb,
Pr.
jacks
provide
optimum
picture
quality
because
the
video
signal
is
separated
into
three
parts.To ensure
maximum
picture
quality,
use
three
video
-grade
cables
(yellow)
for
the
connection.You
can
also
buy
bundled
component
video
cables
that
are
color
-coded
to
match
the
Y,
Pb,
Pr
jacks
(green,
blue,and
red).
When
using
the
COMPONENT
VIDEO
OUT
(Y,
PB,
PR) jacks
of
the
DVD
to
connect
to
another component
with
the
same
type
jacks,
remember
to
change
the
Video
Out
setting
in
the
General
Setup
Page
menu
to
YUV
(Component).
The
default
setting
is
S
-Video.
Note
Remember
to
connect
the
audio
cables
because
the
component
cable
carries only the
picture
sign(
not the
sound.
VIDEO
OUT
socket
This
sodcec
(yellow)
is
also
known
as
a
composite
video
socket.The
video
cable
(not
supplied)
usually
comes
Woo
cable
(isnow)
VIDEO
OUT
seek
t
with
two
audio
cables
(white
and
red).