Question about Teac Audio Players & Recorders
Whoa,ok.Sounds like things aren't connected properly.The first step is to disconnect the TV and concentrate on getting sound from a dvd or cd.Read the owners manual and double check that the speakers are hooked up correctly and that the unit is in the correct surround mode.Next, connect the TV.Use an RCA cable to go from an "Audio out" jack on the TV to an input jack on the Teac -e.g. "Aux, TV, etc.If your TV doesn't have the proper jack, I'm afraid you're out of luck.
Posted on Jul 21, 2008
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No such thing as a silly question when you're dealing with this stuff.....If your source (dvd) is in dolby digital and you have it hooked up with a optical/coax cable, then you would want it in Dolby digital-otherwise it really doeesn't mattter- your best bet would be dolby pro logic or play around and see which one sounds best-there are no hard and fast rules and every manufacturer makes up there own names.And you're right-the manuals are usually awful!!
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Thank you,
I think maybe the speakers might be hooked up wrong, I'll look into that. Also how do I know which is the correct sound mode?
(Probably a silly question?=) )
The manual isn't very helpful al all, its really brief. Normally I'm not too bad with these things but this seems overly complicated.
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