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Higher quality connections you might consider

Figure 22

An S-video jack and the

connector that plugs into it

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You may prefer other options, besides analog audio and composite video connections from

the TV to the media center shown earlier in this guide. Your choices, however, depend on the

type of television you own and what other audio and video components you want in your

home theater system setup.

What cables you have on hand or may need to buy is another factor in adding any of the

following equipment:

• PVR or DVR (a personal or digital video recorder)

• Cable or Satellite box

• DVD changer

To determine how you will connect and use added components, consider the following.

Your choice of audio connections

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system media center provides Audio input jacks for the TV and three other

components. So you can get Bose

multiple external sources.

There are two types of audio connections you can make for these components:

• Analog connections, the most commonly used, require an analog cable (with L and R con-

nectors at each end). Two of these cables are provided with the system.

• Digital connections, made using either a coaxial digital cable (with a single RCA connector

at each end), or an optical cable (with a special optical connector at each end). These

cables may be supplied with your digital-ready components, or you may need to purchase

them separately.

For a visual guide on making digital connections, refer to "Digital audio connection

choices" on page 32.

Note: When choosing to use a digital audio connection, we suggest that it be coupled with an

analog connection. This will better ensure continuous sound, even if the digital signal

(which is slightly more sensitive to interference) is interrupted.

Your choice of video connections

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system media center provides one set of two Video Out jacks, one of them

used already to connect the TV to the media center. The video cable supplied with the system

affords this basic composite connection.

There is also one set of Video IN jacks for connection of one video component to the

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media center, which passes that video signal through to the TV.

You may want to review the choices below to determine what will work to provide you with

the highest quality video that your components can support.

Beyond composite, consider S-video

An S-video input jack, provided on many TVs, delivers higher picture quality than composite

video output. To make this connection, use the S-video cable included with your system to

connect the S-Video OUT jack on the media center and to the S-video input on your TV.

• If your TV provides an S-video jack (as shown in Figure 22) for Video input, use that as a

better choice than composite for high-quality video from your DVDs.

ONNECTIONS AND

• VCR (a video cassette recorder)

• Game console

• Recording equipment

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