I have a Jensen VM9311ts DVD Player and until recently everything worked fine. A couple of days ago it had the smell of burning components and then the sound stopped. I figure its because of the internal amp but can not find out how to get the motherboard out exactly without breaking anything. I have circuit experience and am currently going to college for electronic engineering, so I am certain of myself. Just need help getting the board out.
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The issue is that the 4th Generation iPod takes far more energy to run than your 4gb iPod. Updating the firmware has nothing to do with it. It's the amount of energy/voltage that this new 8Gig unit takes to run. Think of it as a 4 cylinder verses an 8 cylinder engine. The 8 takes far more gas to run. Blessings,
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