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Connectin-Q
the video out
to~ur
tv
Choose one
of
the three methods for connecting to a
lV.
TV
METHOD 1 : HDMI
(BEST)
HOMIIN
METHOD3
(supplied)
METHOD2
Connect the HDMI cable (not supplied) from the
HOM
I OUT jack on the back
of
the Blu-ray Home Theater to the HDMI
IN
jack on your
lV.
METHOD 2 : Component Video
@ETTERl
If
your television
is
equipped with Component Video inputs, connect a Component video cable (not supplied) from the Component Video
Output
(Pr,
Pb and
Y)
Jacks on the back
of
the Blu-ray Home Theater to the Component Video Input Jacks on your
lV.
METHOD
3:
Composite Video
(GOOD)
Connect the supplied Video cable from the VIDEO OUT jack on the back
of
the Blu-ray Home Theater to the VIDEO
IN
jack on your
lV.
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•
Depending
on
your
lV,
certain
HOMI
output
resolutions
may
not
work.
•
If
an
HOMI
cable
is
connected
from
the
player
to
a
lV,
the
Blu-ray
Home
Theater's
output
is
set
to
HOMI
automatically
within
10
seconds.
•
If
Component
and
HOMI
are
both
connected,
HOMI
mode
is
automatically
selected.
•
When
you
connect
the
player
to
the
lV
using
the
HOMI
cable
for
the
first
time
or
to
a
new
lV,
the
HOMI
output
resolution
will
be
automatically
set
to
the
highest
provided
by
the
lV.
•
If
you
connect
a
Sam
sung
lV
to
the
Blu-ray
Home
Theater
using
an
HOMI
cable,
the
player
can
be
easily
operated
using
the
lV
remote
control.
(This
is
only
available
with
Samsung
lVs
that
support
the
Anynet+
feature.)
•
If
the
HOMI
cable
is
connected
or
removed
during
playback
of
a
CODA,
MP3
or
JPEG
file,
the
player
will
stop
playing.
•
After
making
the
video
connection,
set
the
Video
input
source
on
your
lV
to
match
the
Corresponding
Video
output
(HOMI,
Component
or
Composite)
On
your
Home
theater.
See
your
lV
owner's
manual
for
more
information
On
how
to
select
the
lV's
Video
Input
source.
•
The
actual
resolution
may
differ
from
the
setting
in
the
SETUP
menu
if
both
Component
and
HDMI
cables
are
connected.
The
resolution
may
also
be
different
depending
on
the
disc.
•
If
the resolution is set
to
'i'
(ex:
480i
or
1080i),
the
output
is displayed
in
30
frames
per
second
and
if set
to
'p'
(ex:
480p,
nop,
1080p), it will
be
displayed
in
60
frames
per
second.
i : interlaced
mode
(30 frames) p : progressive
mode
(60 frames)
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