The network mediaplayer is the device of home electronics thanks to which it is possible to reproduce media content placed on network resources. The mediaplayer serves as the intermediary between the normal TV and a home network or the Internet.
It is required to you
- - HDNI cable;
- - SCART cable.
Instruction
1. The first way – through HDNI I will corrode. It is the most convenient and modern option. All TVs and mediaplayers are supplied with this connector now. In this case connection will require only the HDNI cable which, as a rule, is included in the package of the mediaplayer.
2. So, connect both of these devices by means of this cable. Wait some time until the mediaplayer is loaded. The procedure usually takes no more than several seconds. But perhaps slightly more time will be required.
3. Further pass to settings. For a sound output specify the two-channel format "Dual Channel" in settings of the mediaplayer. That appeared the video image, in technical characteristics of the TV learn what mode of video signal it supports, and you will expose corresponding on the mediaplayer. Perhaps to do it and it will not be required because in certain cases the signal is installed automatically. All this, as for the HDNI connector.
4. The following method of connection is a component signal. Resort to it in the absence of the HDNI connector. Make sure of that, on your mediaplayer there is a component video output. If everything is all right, then use a cable with three RCA connectors on both ends. It is not that other as "tulip". It is impossible to be mistaken in this case as all connectors have the same colors, as well as connectors.
5. Also there is a possibility of connection of the mediaplayer by means of SCART which in essence is the standard of the connector, but not the standard of transfer of the video image in any way. For this purpose you will need the SCART cable. On it both the sound, and the video image according to the RGB standard will be transferred.
6. Several words about a possibility of connection of the mediaplayer by means of the S-Video standard. Surely make sure that the corresponding connector is present at your device. In TVs and mediaplayers the four-contact connector is most often used. If on the mediaplayer there is SRART an output, and S-Video on the TV, use the adapter or a special cable.
7. And, at last, one more option of connection – through a composite output. It is undesirable to resort to this way as it is the least qualitative. With its help it is possible to check operability of the device upon purchase. Well and, as a last resort, to connect the mediaplayer if all above-mentioned ways are impossible.