CANOPUS ADVC110 AUDIO PROBLEM MY PROBLEM WITH THE AUDIO IS WHEN PUT RCA MONITOR THE AUDIO COME BAD.

molecule18 Dec 18, 2008

the audio doesn't work at all

the audio doesn't work at all

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Does the audio play back OK on the computer? Sounds like the audio level is incorrect.

Make sure you connect the audio output to a Line input, not a Headphone or Phono input.

Posted on Apr 05, 2008

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