Roku N1100 Setup Guide - Page 2

2 Connecting Your Player to Your TV Make sure your TV is on and is set to display the correct video input. 3 Connecting Your Player to Your Home Network Your player supports both wireless and wired networks. Choose the setup that is best for your network. Wireless: Place your player within range of your wireless network. TV If your TV supports other audio/video inputs and you purchased the required cables, you can set up your player for better resolution. The following chart ranks the resolution for each setup option: Video Composite S-Video Component HDMI Audio Stereo Optical HDMI NOTES: • If you use an HDMI video cable, you don't need a separate audio cable. • Optical and HDMI connections support 5.1 surround sound (if available). • Video/Audio quality may be compromised based on the speed of your broadband Internet connection. • For additional information on alternate setups, see the Roku Video Media Player User Guide at roku.com/support. TIP: For Wireless you need: • Wireless Network name (SSID) • Security Key or Passphrase Internet router Or Wired: Use an Ethernet cable (not included) to connect your player to your router. Internet router Continued