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04-01-2007, 2:53 PM
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Official RGB cable problems...
I got hold of one of these, walked into a local ASDA and they had one on the shelf for £7! Now i notice there is an improvement in picture quality, but for some reason the sound quality is now horrible. As soon as i plug the RGB in, any deeper sounds cause my speakers to crackle. However, swapping it for the composite cable eliminates this totally!
Anyone understand why this might be? Am i forced to use the audio supplied by the RGB cable? |
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