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Molochi
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Maybe this is a simple one and that I'm being incredibly ignorant - but if anyone can make a suggestion then I'd appreciate it.
My TV died this morning, and I had to buy a new one. Previously, I had my amp connected to my VCR via a set of audio leads and I could get sound out through my stereo.
With my new TV, I can still do this... however, the new set has got audio sockets on the back - so I figured I could bypass the video and connect direct from the amp into the TV.
Except it doesn't work. When connected like this, I can't get so much as a sound out of my TV via the amp. When I reconnect it via the VCR, sure enough the sound comes booming out of both my TV and my speakers.
Am I doing something ridiculously obvious here?
My TV died this morning, and I had to buy a new one. Previously, I had my amp connected to my VCR via a set of audio leads and I could get sound out through my stereo.
With my new TV, I can still do this... however, the new set has got audio sockets on the back - so I figured I could bypass the video and connect direct from the amp into the TV.
Except it doesn't work. When connected like this, I can't get so much as a sound out of my TV via the amp. When I reconnect it via the VCR, sure enough the sound comes booming out of both my TV and my speakers.
Am I doing something ridiculously obvious here?