Posted by yepp on 12/05/05 18:38

Biz wrote:
> "yepp" <yepphers@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1133792847.670033.172270@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
> > I hope you can view this image:
> >
> > http://mhservices.biz/images/mall/panasonic_dvd-f87_rear.jpg
> >
> > The 2nd box titled AUDIO OUT and there are 3 options: one is Surround
> > and the other Front. Can't make out the first one.
> >
> > I want to plug my stereo speakers into this Panasonic DVDF87K player.
> > My question is which audio plugs to use? Should I use the FRONT plugs?
> > Would you only use Surround if you had 4 speakers?
> >
> Starting from the left on teh back of the unit like in your picture....
>
> 1...the 1st audio plug(orange) is for digital audio, it goes to any digital
> capable av receiver for surround sound with a coaxial digital input
>
> 2....The next group of plugs, there are 6(for 5.1 sound) of them grouped
> together, are to be used with av recievers that have 5.1 inputs...if your
> receiver has a digital input and you use the orange plug in 1 above you dont
> need to use these..
>
> 3....This is the regular stereo pair, it is clearly marked 2 ch for 2
> channel, to be used for stereo tv's or a regualr stereo system, or older
> non-dolbyd igital /dts equipped setups....
>
> Have you read your manual? This is all in there near the beginning under
> initial connections or something similarly titled...

Yes, I have read the manual but I found it confusing. I used to have
my VCR plugged into the TV and my Stereo speakers, so I have 4 speakers
working when I watched a movie. I just wanted to do the same thing
with this DVD.

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