Ch at pe r 2 - c on ne ct io ns, Basic audio/video connections – Adcom GFR-700 User Manual

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Notes:

• To select the source compo-

nent you connected, press the

corresponding Video 1~4 but-

ton on the remote control or

front panel.

• To conﬁgure your video source,

see page 33.

• For basic audio/video playback

operations, see page 52.

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Video 4

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Video 3

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Basic Audio/Video Connections

This section provides a general connection method

that is suitable for virtually any audio/video source

component, including:

• DVD players

• Laser disc players

• CableTV boxes

• Satellite receivers

• HDTV set-top boxes

• VCRs

• PVRs

Connecting Audio/Video Components

1 Choose a Video input (1~4) for your component.

A typical scenario might be:

• Video 1 - DVD or Laser disc player.

• Video 2 - Digital set-top box (CableTV, satel-

lite receiver, or HDTV tuner).

• Video 3 & 4 - Device with dual playback/re-

cording capability (e.g., VCR, DVD Recorder,

PVR, etc.).

2 Connect video.

• Using a composite video cable, connect the

video output on your video component to

the video input on the GFR-700.

• For higher quality video, use an S-video cable

to connect the S-video output on the video

component to the S-video input on the GFR-

700.

3 Connect audio.

• Using RCA cables, connect the audio outputs

on your source component to the audio in-

puts on the GFR-700.

4 Conﬁgure your input settings.

• See page 33.

For Advanced Connections:

Depending on the capabilities of your components,

follow these links to add some sizzle to these basic

connections:

• For upgraded DVD connections, see page 16.

• For Component/Progressive Scan video connec-

tions, see page 17.

• For digital audio connections, see page 18.

• For HDMI connections, see page 19.

• For recording connections, see pages 26 and 27.