Toshiba Audio Players & Recorders - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support
sorry.
I can't say because I don't know if you are fixing your car or stealing
one. Best bet is to call the dealership or hit up google.
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on May 15, 2020
i'm having the same problem with regular dvd's. it'll play blu-rays o problem
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on Jan 19, 2020
Most likely a bad disk. With the disk inserted you could right click the drive and see if there is a format option. If it formats then try recording on it again
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on Mar 11, 2019
Right click over speaker icon (next to your clock right bottom corner), click recording devices. Clic on your external mic, clic on properties, at bottom on the new window select "use this device (enable)"
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on Feb 09, 2019
The manual is here
https://tvna.compal-toshiba.com/us/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2016/09/toshiba-43_49_55_65l621u_16-0706_web_v2_en_final_lr.pdf
The connection for external speakers like you have is called analog audio output and it is shown with a little set of headphones next to it. The issue is the size of that jack. There are two basic sizes 3.5 mm and 2.5 mm . The manual does not say which one is on your television. If you have a set of headphones you can try that would let you know. Otherwise it is trial and error. What you need to do is get a cable that has that end on it and then make the connection to your speakers. Using the wires on the speakers you need to be able to tell what polarity they are and connect two of them to one of the wires in the cable that you found that fits the jack. These are the ground connection and on the cable the ground is usually a bare wire strand. Then the other two cables that are remaining, connect to each of the wires that are coming out of the connection to the television ( they should be colored) One goes to each for left and the other for right. You may want to solder them and make sure that you tape or insulate them against shorts.
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on Sep 08, 2018
The term is Gigabyte. I suggest you rephrase the question and resubmit it with more details as to the problem you're experiencing.
List the Computer in use. The Operating system Windows? Make and Mod. of the computer, approximate age when purchased, what changes you made or added hardware to the computer. What is your current experience and how has the system changes recently.
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on Feb 07, 2018
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