Dvd player + tv with a/v input jacks, Connections, Dvd player + tv + dolby digital receiver – GE GE1100P User Manual

Page 14: Best picture and sound quality), Dolby digital, Caution, Please read before using the digital out jack

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DVD Player + TV + Dolby Digital
Receiver

(Best Picture and Sound Quality)

To Connect the DVD Player

1.

Connect the left and right A/V cables to the Dolby Digital

receiver,

Or

Connect an optical cable to the DIGITAL OUT jack on the

DVD player and to the digital input on a Dolby Digital

receiver.

2.

Connect the video cable (or the S-Video cable if your

television has an S-Video input).

Dolby Digital

This format is used when 5.1-channel audio signals are recorded

onto the digital track of film. It provides 5 separate (discrete)

channels: left, right, center, left rear, right rear, and common

subwoofer.

To Watch DVD

Tune your television to either the Video or S-Video input channel

for the video output. Use your Dolby Digital receiver for audio

output.

LEFT

RIGHT

DIGITAL

DOLBY
DIGITAL
RECEIVER

R

VIDEO

AUDIO

L

S-VIDEO

L

R

VIDEO

AUDIO

ANT IN

S-VIDEO

TV

DVD
PLAYER

OR

CABLE

OR

OFF-AIR SIGNAL

DIGITAL

OUT

OR

CAUTION

Do not stack electronic components
or other objects on top of the DVD
player. See Safety Information, inside
front cover.

CONNECTIONS

Consult the owner’s manuals of the
additional components you are
connecting for more detailed
connection information for those
particular components.

PLEASE READ BEFORE USING
THE DIGITAL OUT JACK!

This player’s Digital Output jack fully
complies with the international
standard governing this type of jack
(IEC 958), and is designed for
connection to a Dolby Digital (AC-3)
receiver or Dolby Digital (AC-3)
decoder.

DO NOT use the Digital Output jack
to connect to equipment other than a
Dolby Digital (AC-3) receiver or Dolby
Digital (AC-3) decoder. Such a
connection can create a high level of
noise that may be harmful to your
ears, and could damage headphones
or speakers.

Older digital equipment, some of
which is not fully compliant with IEC
958, is likely to cause this problem.

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