Jvc 42in wont play sount to external speakers

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Are you talking about just the audio coming from cd's and ipod? If so, are you using an amplifier? If you are using an external amplifier, you may be using the blue wire (power antenna remoter turn on) instead of the blue/white wire ( amp remote turn on) to turn the amp on. The blue wire turns off when leaving tuner mode, thus turning off the amplifier.

It looks like you've either blown the speakers of the amplifier itself. What were you doing when you got the pop and the sound stopped? (Playing CD or from External Source and at what volume level?)

If there is no sound at all from the speakers, not even a crackle or buzz then it's more than likely you've blown the amplifier.

You could narrow the fault by trying these speakers on another unit or another set of speakers on this unit.

If you require further assistance then please ask.

Source the TV-related sound (probably from the cable box, huh?) as if it is an external audio device, which it IS. The TV need not be a part of the audio path. Some of us have monitors without speakers. It doesn't seem to be a show-stopper.

Microphones are input devices; they don't double as speakers. If you mean that a stand-alone set of speakers do not work, but the internal speakers of the tv do let you hear the audio track from the camera. Then I have a couple of different suggestions: 1) make sure the stand-alone speakers work with other input sources, 2) try a different cable (make sure it is connected properly).

Also how are you connecting to the different devices? The video camera has an HDMI port which will send audio and video to the TV on one cable. If you are using the RCA audio in both cases, then I suspect a problem with the external speakers.

If you mean that the audio track is clear on play-back when you use the built-in microphone during the recording and not heard if the external microphone, check the external mic for problems. Try it on another recording device. I can't rule out a jack failure without more information.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

yes probably the system comes with a lower or higher version of operating system . what you are to do is not get the driver if you are sure there is a speaker attached to the system or probably an inbuilt speaker then after your installation of the sound driver compatible with window 7 then you test it by playing a music file and thats all you need.

take it back

The mechanism is damaged. It will have to be repaired by a professional.

The audio output stage for the speakers may have failed in the TV set. If the set has an earphone jack, it is also possible that the jack has a fault (very rare, but I have seen this).

Are there external speaker outputs to try other speakers?

Jerry G.

The dual zone control on the KD-AVX1 is only for playback of two seperate devices.For example an audio cd or dvd in the head unit is played through the front speakers and an external device like an i-pod,cd changer or any other AV device will play through the rear speakers.Either way you need an external audio or AV device for the dual zone to work.I hope this helps.. Good luck..