KiSS Networked Entertainment DP-450 - Manual (Page 15)

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3.1 Video connection
The DVD Player can be connected in different ways, depending on your TV set and other equipment. Use only one of the
methods described below.
RGB via the SCART plug is one way to connect the DVD Player to your TV set.
Consult your TV set’s instruction manual to see whether it supports RGB.
S-Video is another way of connecting the DVD Player to the TV set.
S-Video is only supported by recent model TV sets equipped with an S-Video output.
The most common way of connecting the TV set to your DVD Player is a SCART plug.
The SCART plug is used for transferring pictures and sounds directly to your TV set.
Composite Video is an easy way of transferring video signals via a phono cable, but requires a
separate audio connection.
A so-called YPbPR is another way of connecting the DVD to your TV set. Check your TV set’s
instruction manual to see whether it has a Component Video outlet (special cable required).
Note: Progressive Scan is available and requires a special type of cable and a special TV set.
Video
1: RGB via SCART
2: S-Video
(the cable is an extra accessory)
3: SCART
4: Composite Video
5: Component SCART
Audio
6: Optical output
(the cable is an extra accessory)
7: Coaxial output
(the cable is an extra accessory)
8: Stereo
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3.2 Audio connection
3.2 Conventional/analogue audio connections:
Use the audio cable (phono cable) to connect the DVD Player’s audio outlet with the corresponding input on the amplifier
or stereo system.
3.2 Advanced/digital audio connection:
Connect the Player’s digital audio outlets (optical: 5 or coaxial: 6) to the corresponding input on the amplifier.
- Special cables are required for this purpose. Next, change the DVD player’s settings on the “Audio settings” menu. Refer to
your amplifier’s instruction manual for more information on correct setup.
1: RGB via Scart
2: S-Video
3: SCART
4: Composite Video
5: Component SCART
Picture: Connecting the DVD Player
(Amplifier)
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