How to Connect the Panasonic DVD-LV57 Portable DVD Player to a TV

Size matters when you connect the Panasonic DVD-LV57 portable DVD player to a TV. Simply run the included audio/video cable between your television and the DVD-LV57 player and hit the big screen through the little screen.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• panasonic dvd-lv57 portable dvd player
• audio/video cable
• television

1. Take a look at the Audio/Video cable. One end has 2 connectors, a yellow video cable connector and a black audio cable connector. The other end has 3 connectors, a yellow video connector and red and white audio connectors.

2. Grab the end with 2 connectors and plug in the yellow connector to the video jack on the right-hand side of the Panasonic DVD-LV57 portable DVD player. Plug the black audio connector to the audio output jack.

3. Press the In/Out switch so that it is set to output. Now the DVD playing in the Panasonic DVD-LV57 portable DVD player will be sent through the cable to your television. The In/Out switch is located on the right-hand side of the DVD player.

4. Take the end of the cable with 3 connectors and match them to the inputs on the back panel of your television. Red goes to the right stereo input, white goes to the left stereo input and yellow goes to the video input.

5. Turn on your Panasonic DVD-LV57 portable DVD player and turn on your television. Use the Video menu to pull up the TV Aspect options. From here you can pick standard or letterbox display on your TV.

6. Watch and enjoy.

Tips & Warnings

• If you are not getting the DVD to play on your TV, check the position of the In/Out switch. If it is set to input, the television will send signal to the Panasonic DVD-LV57 portable DVD player, not the other way around.
• Make sure that you have taken the unit off of hold mode. This pauses the playback of the DVD.
• You may get interference from mobile or cell phones if you use them close to the Panasonic DVD-LV57 portable DVD player.
• You may have to turn off the V.S.S setting if you are getting distortion or unwanted noise during the playback of your DVD.