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Watching
the Playback
on a
TV
You can connect the camcorder
to a TV to
allow a larger audience to enjoy playback.
1
Open the jack cover on the camcorder.
2
Jack cover
Connect the camcorder
to your TV (or
VCR) with the supplied
audio/video
cable, as shown.
..............................................................................................................................
._..;._..: ............................................................
Yellow:
To video"
'
i_i_
input jack
_
_ To S-video
input
White:
To audio input (L)jack_
socket
Red:
To audio input (R) jackJ
-
_.
Audio/video
cable
(supplied)
--S-video
cable
(commercially
available)
ii To S-VIDEO
socket
IEII ,_
Yellow: To VIDEO jack
White:
To AUDIO L jack
Red: To AUDIO
R jack
3
4
Turn on the TV and set it to the "AV" or
"VIDEO" channel.
(See the operation
manual of your TV.)
• When connecting
to a TV via a VCR, turn
on the VCR and set it to the "AV" or
"LINE" input channel. Operate the TV as
you normally do to see the signal from
the VCR. (See the operation manuals of
your TV and VCR.)
Set the Power switch on the camcorder
to VCR, and begin playback
(see page
23).
Caution:
• Make sure that the camcorder,
TV, VCR and
other
equipment
to be connected
have been
turned
off before you make
connections.
Making
connections
with any of the components
left
turned
on may cause
picture
noise or malfunc-
tion.
Notes:
• If your TV or VCR has only one audio
input jack,
use the white plug for the audio
connection
on
the TV or VCR.
• If your TV or VCR has an S-video
input socket,
you can connect
it to the S-VIDEO
socket
on the
camcorder
with a commercially
available
S-video
cable.
• When
the camcorder
is connected
to a TV for
playback,
the picture
on the TV screen
may
flicker
if the volume
on the camcorder
is set to
maximum.
Should
this occur,
turn the volume
down
(see page 23).
• Close
the jack
cover
after use.
About the S-video socket
S-video sockets are used to separately
pass
the chroma (color) and luminance (brightness)
components
of video signals. They serve to
improve the picture quality in both recording
and playback.
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