Canon EOS 70D For Dummies by Julie Adair King

Author:Julie Adair King
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Publisher: John Wiley and Sons, Inc.
Published: 2013-12-12T16:00:00+00:00

Figure 5-34: You can connect your camera to a television via the A/V port or HDMI port.

The smaller plug on the A/V cable attaches to the camera. For A/V playback, your cable has three plugs at the other end: Put the yellow one into your TV’s video jack and the red and white ones into your TV’s stereo audio jacks. For HDMI playback, a single plug goes to the TV.

At this point, I need to point you to your TV manual to find out exactly which of its jacks to use to connect your camera. You also need to consult your manual to find out which channel to select for playback of signals from auxiliary input devices.

After you sort out that issue, turn on your camera to send the signal to the TV set. If you don’t have the latest and greatest HDMI CEC capability (or lost your remote), you can control playback using the same camera controls as you normally do to view pictures on your camera monitor.

Understand that as soon as you plug your camera into a TV, the camera monitor goes dark — which means touchscreen operations are no longer possible. So you must use the camera buttons (or remote control) to operate any playback functions.

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