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Playing the picture on a TV (Continued) Type Camcorder Cable A 3 Component video cable (supplied) (Green) Y (Blue) PB/CB (Red) PR/CR : Signal flow, ( ): Reference pages TV Menu Setting (IN/OUT REC) [VCR HDV/DV] t [AUTO] (82) [VIDEO OUT] t [COMPONENT] t [1080i/480i] (84) 4 A/V connecting cable (supplied) (White) (Red) (Yellow) b Notes • When you only connect a component video cable, audio signals are not outputted. An A/V connecting cable is also needed to output audio signals. Connect the white and red plugs of the A/V connecting cable to the audio input jack of your TV. B1 HDMI cable (optional) HDMI IN (IN/OUT REC) [VCR HDV/DV] t [AUTO] (82) b Notes • Use an HDMI cable with the HDMI logo. • Pictures in the DVCAM (DV) format are not output from the HDMI OUT jack, if copyright protection signals are recorded in the pictures. • DVCAM (DV) format pictures input to the camcorder via i.LINK cable (p. 97) cannot be output. • Your TVs may not function correctly (for example, no sound or image). Do not connect the HDMI OUT jack of your camcorder and HDMI OUT jack of the external device with the HDMI cable. This may cause a malfunction. z Tips • HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) is an interface to send both video and audio signals. Connecting HDMI OUT jack to an external device supplies high quality images and digital audio to you. 58

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: Signal flow, ( ): Reference pages
Type
Camcorder
Cable
TV
Menu Setting
(IN/OUT REC)
[VCR HDV/DV]
t
[AUTO] (82)
[VIDEO OUT]
t
[COMPONENT]
t
[1080i/480i] (84)
b
Notes
•
When you only connect a component video cable, audio signals are not outputted. An A/V connecting
cable is also needed to output audio signals. Connect the white and red plugs of the A/V connecting cable
to the audio input jack of your TV.
(IN/OUT REC)
[VCR HDV/DV]
t
[AUTO] (82)
b
Notes
• Use an HDMI cable with the HDMI logo.
•
Pictures in the DVCAM (DV) format are not output from the HDMI OUT jack, if copyright protection
signals are recorded in the pictures.
•
DVCAM (DV) format pictures input to the camcorder via i.LINK cable (p. 97) cannot be output.
•
Your TVs may not function correctly (for example, no sound or image). Do not connect the HDMI OUT
jack of your camcorder and HDMI OUT jack of the external device with the HDMI cable. This may cause
a malfunction.
z
Tips
•
HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) is an interface to send both video and audio signals.
Connecting HDMI OUT jack to an external device supplies high quality images and digital audio to you.
3
4
A
Component video cable
(supplied)
A/V connecting cable
(supplied)
(Green) Y
(Blue) P
B
/C
B
(Red) P
R
/C
R
(Red)
(White)
(Yellow)
HDMI
IN
B
1
HDMI cable (optional)
Playing the picture on a TV (Continued)