Wintal DVDRX160 - Manual (Page 12)

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System Connection y
Connecting the video output to your TV
In order to use the DVD Recorder, you’ll need to make a video connection to your TV. Th e capabilities of your TV and the cables you
have on hand will determine the connections you can use.
Th ere are 3 possible connection types:
- Composite Video: Th e most widely used connection. Th is unit includes an A/V cable for Composite Video.
- S-Video: A higher quality connection that requires a special S-Video cable and an S-Video capable TV.
- Component Video: Th e highest quality video connection. Supported on high-end TVs and requires a special cable.
Composite Video (Typical Connection)
Th is unit ships with a composite video (A/V) cable for connection to TV with a standard video input as shown below . Th is is the most
widely used type of connection. On most TV’s, this connector is coloured yellow, and is normally accompanied by stereo audio inputs,
coloured red and white for stereo channels right and left respectively.
First, use the supplied A/V cable to connect to the composite video input on your TV, this is normally a yellow coloured connector
that matches the video output on the back of this unit.
If you wish to hear sound through the TV, connect the red and white stereo audio connections as well.
Turn on the TV and DVD recorder and select the AV mode on your television. Th
is is usually done by pressing ‘TV/AV’ or ‘Mode’ on
your television remote. Consult your TV manual for further instructions on how to do so.
1.
2.
COMPOSITE VIDEO
Connect the Yellow Video
Lead and the Red and White
Audio Leads to the back of
your TV, using the supplied
AV Cable.
DVDRX160
TELEVISION