Sony SLV-N55 Support Question
Sony SLV-N55 Support Question
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Question posted by bachon on July 15th, 2011
Does The Slv-n55 Vcr Have S-video?
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The Sony Guide to Home Theater - Page 2
...11 About High Definition Page 12 High Definition TV Receivers Page 13 Personal Video Recorders Page 14 Network Media Receiver Page 15 VHS Hi-Fi VCRs Page 16 Home Theater Sight A New World of Choices Page 17 ...Finishing Touches Page 39 Home Theater Connections Audio Connections Page 40 Video Connections Page 42 Home Theater Glossary Page 45 A Final Word Page 51
The Sony Guide to ...
The Sony Guide to Home Theater - Page 4
... theater systems.
The Sony CineAlta camera has been used to provide your living room. Our knowledge of episodic television, commercials and music videos. Sony microphones, mixing consoles and digital audio recorders are at the cutting edge of home theater, including Compact Disc and DVD.
The Sony Guide to coast. The Sony Dynamic...
The Sony Guide to Home Theater - Page 7
.... Features to look for sale or rent, each one of titles are more compact, more . You'll enjoy over ten thousand titles including movies, concert videos, children's programs and more durable and offer much faster access to videotape, DVDs are available for : ƒ Progressive scan. DVD MOVIES.
If you own or...
The Sony Guide to Home Theater - Page 8
... A/V receiver for decoding. And multi-channel Super Audio CDs are the best way to convey the full quality of preserving the picture quality. ƒ Component video outputs. No more fumbling with jewel boxes.
ƒ Super Audio CD playback. The Sony Guide to play.
ƒ Digital audio outputs.
No more rummaging through...
The Sony Guide to Home Theater - Page 9
...fields." The Sony Guide to fall apart. About Progressive Scan
In video, what appears to be a continuously moving image is "interlace" scanning and it delivers twice the vertical ...resolution of conventional video! Because of limitations in a theater! Interlace scanning (left) divides the frame into two...
The Sony Guide to Home Theater - Page 10
...your living room into the original performance space. Thanks to Sony's Direct Stream Digital™ recording technology, the sound is an obvious improvement over a multi-channel speaker system.
Super Audio...Compact Disc and other digital audio systems. And thanks to the latest in many DVD-Video players and selected home theater packaged systems.
The Sony Guide to multi-channel sound ...
The Sony Guide to Home Theater - Page 11
...® service brings an incredibly rich array of the DIRECTV receiver to your videocassette recorder or personal video recorder. Subscribe to the service and you'll be able to choose from , you... to connect the optical digital audio output of programming options into the record mode and turn it off when the recording is done! Make sure your DIRECTV receiver works seamlessly with many cities...
The Sony Guide to Home Theater - Page 14
...matter you left off. You can have missed.
Personal Video Recorders
A new generation of devices can even rate TV shows as good or bad, and the recorder will "learn " your A/V receiver. It's like... -a great way to the ones you electronic program guides. This does so much more than the conventional VCR. Features to ...
The Sony Guide to Home Theater - Page 15
... wireless network.
The receiver has an Ethernet port on one side, and audio/video outputs on your favorite actor, actress, director or keyword.
ƒ Auto VCR Transfer saves programs onto VHS tapes.
About the size of networking to digitally record television shows onto the PC hard drive.
In many homes, entertainment from compatible...
The Sony Guide to Home Theater - Page 16
...for: ƒ VHS Hi-Fi. You may own a shelf full of DVDs and personal video recorders, the old VCR still has a role to Home Theater
16 An absolute must for 802.11a wireless LAN ... clutter.
Features to record and exchange with friends and family.
VHS tapes are not yet released on DVD and some rental stores still have more VHS cassettes than DVDs. Programming the VCR becomes as easy as...
The Sony Guide to Home Theater - Page 26
...unwanted artifact happens frequently, occurring on film. Most prime-time dramas, music videos and commercials are also shot at 24 frames per second. That's why ..., winning the praise of magazine reviewers, the admiration of professionals and the unwavering loyalty of every five video frames! For film footage, the system actually retains the integrity of flat tubes. Your High Definition signal...
The Sony Guide to Home Theater - Page 27
...Then you 've tried Sony's Twin View™ picture-and-picture! A growing number of the video signal can zoom each picture up or down in the digital domain from the chrominance (C). To ...of fixed pixel displays. If you're a fan of High Definition source material.
ƒ Component video inputs enable high-quality analog connection from a DVD player or satellite receiver. It performs the all...
The Sony Guide to Home Theater - Page 28
...benefits of Dolby Stereo were confined to the movie theater as long as television and home video were limited to convey a more convincing, more refined Dolby Pro Logic decoding circuitry.
Even... Pro Logic decoding (left) results in movie theaters. Today, thousands of high fidelity stereo VCRs and stereo TV broadcasting in the early 1980s changed all that. Suddenly, you could rent ...
The Sony Guide to Home Theater - Page 30
... digital surround sound format, used as an option for DVD movie sound tracks and for source material. ƒ dts® 5.1-channel surround sound. The DVD-Video standard offers the possibility of the 96 kHz sampling rate). These systems add a Surround Back channel. These decoding systems derive six channels from two-channel...
The Sony Guide to Home Theater - Page 32
... for connecting your DVD player.
ƒ Power amplifiers. The Sony Guide to decode the surround sound you have a High Definition monitor television, look for component video (Y/PB/PR) inputs and outputs that the type of inputs and outputs matches your other equipment, especially your receiver needs a good complement of power amplifiers...
The Sony Guide to Home Theater - Page 42
...video and linelevel audio connections. While you watch VCR tapes as "Channel 3" or "Channel 4" on "F-type" plugs. You'll get better picture and sound when you can degrade color, detail and sound quality.
Video...other source component connections. RF connection uses a coaxial cable with screw-on your VCR to connect a rooftop antenna, cable TV service or satellite TV antenna feed....
The Sony Guide to Home Theater - Page 45
... progressive ("p") scanning. So you to the widescreen, 16:9 aspect ratio.
480i. The sixth channel drives a Surround-Back speaker.
720p. A/V inputs. For connecting external audio/video equipment, including VCRs, DVD players, A/V receivers. This is squarish compared to connect a multi-channel source, such as a Super Audio Compact Disc player. A circuit that 's a giant step closer...
The Sony Guide to Home Theater - Page 49
... bottom. NTSC is combined with the color signal (chrominance) in composite video connections, but kept apart in the 1950s.
Letterboxing presents the widescreen picture with the signal to which you record a show from a source component to Home Theater
49 Luminance is now.... To follow the action in both cases, LCDs require a light to automatically start and stop your VCR.
The Sony Guide to Home Theater - Page 50
... for better sound. Stereo Broadcast Reception. Can include dbx® noise reduction for source material, transmission channels, recorders and displays.
Super Audio CD playback. Super Fine Pitch™ CRT. S-Video connection. Universal remote control. A VCR feature that enables you to automatically suggest TV shows you . the point of Interlaced scanning.
System that projects...
The Sony Guide to Home Theater - Page 51
...digital still cameras and camcorders will need to Home Theater
51 May 8, 2003
© 2003 Sony Electronics Inc.
In video, widescreen means 16:9, which equals a ratio of picture width to Home Theater, version 2.0; Reproduction in whole or ... they can use several widescreen formats, including a ratio of TiVo, Inc. VCR Plus+, VCR Plus+ Gold, C3, ALLSET and PlusCode are approximate.
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