Re: Analog Audio dead
DW_PUB1 <[email protected]> Tue, 1 Mar 2005 01:44:21 +0100
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.hardware.voyetra.audiotron |
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Don't beat me up, but first I'd recommend to check the volume setting. Regards Konrad On Mon, 28 Feb 2005 15:05:08 -0500, Bill Bug wrote: >Hi All, > >Thanks as always for all the extremely informative posts people make to this >list. > >I've got a problem and am not quite certain how to go forward to fully >diagnose/remediate it. > >My analog output appears to be dead. > >In the past, when I wanted to play audio streams of relatively low >resolution (I believe it was < 96kbs), they would only play out the AT >analog out. I have my AT digital out going through an external DAC and into >my stereo's AUX in. The AT analog out is routed into the same stereo's TAPE >in. To play 128 kbs streams, I would select the AUX channel on my stereo, >and to play < 96kbs streams, I'd select TAPE. These low resolution streams >make up the overwhelming majority of the streams I have set up under my >TurtleRadio account. > >Of course, for any high resolution source played on the AT, I could listen >on either AUX or TAPE to hear the stream. > >This all used to work fine. > >Unfortunately, for quite some time now - approximately 1 year - I've no >longer been able to get a signal from the analog out. This means many of my > TurtleRadio streams no longer run. > >Is there anything I can do to: > 1) further diagnose the root of the problem (I assume some component in >the AT is gone); > 2) Remedy the problem once it is fully diagnosed. > >Many thanks for any help you can offer. > >Cheers, >Bill Bug