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Connecting the AVS550 To Your TV:
The video output connection is determined by the
capability of your TV.
A. If your TV is equipped with progressive scan
(Y/Pb/Pr) inputs or interlaced (Y/Cb/Cr) component
video inputs, use them for the best picture from
DVD playback.
B. If your TV does not have component video inputs,
S-Video input is the next best choice. Most current
TVs have at least one S-Video input.
C. The most common video input type on a TV is com-
posite video, also known as CVBS. This input uses
a standard RCA jack, usually color-coded yellow.
The AVS550 supports all three of the above options via
it’s TV output. All of the video input sources connected
to the AVS550 are available at its S-Video and CVBS
outputs. The component output is only available when
the AVS550 internal player is used. If you have other
sources connected to the AVS500, you must connect
an S-Video or CVBS cable from the AVS550 to your TV.
Connect an S-video cable if any of your auxiliary
sources have S-Video output. Connect a composite
(CVBS) video cable if any sources have CVBS output
only, or if your TV does not have an S-Video input. If
you are not certain what you need at this point, con-
nect them all.
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B
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COMPOSITE
S-VIDEO
ANTENNA
INPUT
AUDIO
OUT
COMPONENT
VIDEO INPUT
Y
Cb/Pb
Cr/Pr
INPUTS
CVBS
COAXIAL S-VIDEO Cr/Pr
Cb/Pb
Y
AUDIO
TOS
TV
AVS550