Motorola MDV560VR - Manual (Page 13)

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Getting Started 13
Optional, Preferred TV Connections
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Note
You can listen to DVD playback using COAXIAL (X) and
AUDIO OUT (A2) connections. The tuner and VCR will
still be heard through the RF.OUT (R) or DVD/VCR
AUDIO OUT (A1) jacks. (See page 12.)
Connecting to an amplifier equipped with two chan-
nel analog stereo or Dolby Surround
Connect the Left and Right AUDIO OUT (or DVD/VCR
AUDIO OUT) jacks on the DVD+VCR to the Audio Left
and Right In jacks on your amplifier, receiver, or stereo sys-
tem using the supplied audio cables (A1, A2).
Connecting to an amplifier equipped with two chan-
nel digital stereo (PCM) or to an Audio/Video receiv-
er equipped with a multi-channel decoder (Dolby
Digital™, MPEG 2, or DTS)
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Connect one of the DVD+VCR’s DIGITAL AUDIO
OUT jacks (COAXIAL X) to the corresponding In jack
on your amplifier. Use an optional digital (coaxial X)
audio cable.
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You will need to activate the DVD+VCR’s digital out-
put. (See “Digital Audio Output” on page 19).
Digital Multi-channel sound
A digital multi-channel connection provides the best sound
quality. For this you need a multi-channel Audio/Video
receiver that supports one or more of the audio formats
supported by your DVD+VCR (MPEG 2, Dolby Digital and
DTS). Check the receiver manual and the logos on the front
of the receiver.
Caution:
Due to the DTS Licensing agreement, the digital output will
be in DTS digital out when DTS audio stream is selected.
Notes
– If the audio format of the digital output does not match the
capabilities of your receiver, the receiver will
produce a strong, distorted sound or no sound at all.
– Six Channel Digital Surround Sound via digital
connection can only be obtained if your receiver is
equipped with a Digital Multi-channel decoder.
– To see the audio format of the current DVD with the
on-screen display, press AUDIO.
Accessory Audio/Video (A/V) Connections to
DVD+VCR
Connect the VCR IN LINE 1 or AV INPUT jacks on the
DVD+VCR to the Audio/Video Out jacks on your
accessory component, using the optional audio/video cables.