User manual

Connections and initial set up

3 - Audio - Video Input

Audio (INPUT L, R) Video - Composite (CVBS) (COMPOSITE

VIDEO INPUT) inputs

The analogue sound of an operating device (television set or amplifier) can be

input via the 2 Audio sockets L and R of your DVD recorder.

The yellow video socket is also called composite video, or CVBS. the image

quality provided by this socket is less than all the other video sockets. Only

use this socket if all the other sockets are already in use.

4 - Audio - Video Output

Audio outputs (OUTPUT L, R) Composite Video Out socket

(CVBS) (COMPOSITE VIDEO OUTPUT)

Analogue sound output and composite images (CVBS) from the disc being

played are constantly available at your DVD recorder's two audio sockets

(L & R) and video socket.

5 - Composite Video Outputs (Y, Pb/Cb, Pr/Cr) (YUV)

The Y, Pb/Cb, Pr/Cr sockets deliver an optimum image quality due to the

separation of the video signal into three separate components (comparable

with RGB separation in a Scart-Peritel cable).

Note: the available video signal on these 3 sockets depends on the selection made at

the rear (Component Interlaced or Component Progressive) of your

player.The available signal can be Y, Cb, Cr (Component Interlaced) for a

progressive interlaced or Y, Pr, Pb (Component Progressive) for a non interlaced

progressive signal (no frame interleave).

In order to obtain the best possible image quality, always use very high quality

cables for the connections.Your dealer can provide YUV cables that are sold

together and come in the standard colour codes (red, green and blue) used

for these types of sockets and cables.

Note: do not forget to also connect the audio cables, because Component cables only

transmit images, and not sound.