How did you wire the audio input? Mine has three connections. L, G, and R
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L is left channel. R is right channel. G is ground. Which means you connect + of L and R speakers to L and R respectively. The - all go to G.
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I used a 3.5 mm audio cable. Cut it and wired as labeled - L, R, and the other copper wire goes to ground (I think I also connected the shielding strap in the insulation to G too, but can't remember for sure).
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As others have stated, it is left, right and ground. Right is almost always red, usually any 3.5mm plug will have a red and white or red and green wire. These are the left and right signals and should be connected as such. There is usually wire that isn't wrapped and (9 times out of 10, at least from my experience) actually hides the different channels. This would be ground, and is also thicker than each channel's wire. Hope this helps
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G is the common "Ground" signal for both the left and right channels. It would go to the Ground connection on your signal source. L is the left-channel input, it would go to the left-channel signal from your audio source. R is the right-channel input, it would go to the right-channel signal from your audio source. If the wires from your audio source left and right channels both include their own ground signals, then connect the ground signals from both audio sources together into the G input. Hope this helps!
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Sorry. As it turns out there aren't any audio outputs. Just 3.5mm audio inputs.
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I didn't have any problem getting audio from the two RCA outputs...how do you have it hooked up?
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This isn't an answer, but clarifying the question, since I have the same problem. I expected two cables - a red and a white to go from L/R audio out on the TV to L/R audio in on the box. What I GOT with the unit was ONE cable, split into R/W (two plugs) on one end and with only ONE plug (black) on the other end. So how do we connect four ports with the three plugs? This has nothing to do with the power supply. Thanks!
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The unit support 2 input and 2 output, which are separate. Check that you are in fact not turning the knob to direct the audio to USB.Also check that your levels are correct, in the VU meter on the device; both should light up when you send signals to both channels. Also check that your gain and your like selector is in the correct position.
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Yea you would plug the yellow cable into the red i think nit sure but one of the three and then the audio into the whit/red
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Try pushing the buttons to the right of the inputs. One controls the input and the other controls the number of channels the device outputs. I hope this helps, otherwise your device is probably doa
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I actually just wired it into the B Channel connections and have had no problems...works great and that was the easiest way of wiring it. so, my speakers are in the A, the sub is in the B and I just flip the switch to A&B.; Hope that helps.
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I would not stress about this. The best solution would be to use an RCA Y adapter, and you could have one in 2 days from Amazon. However, you will get signal from plugging it into either the red or white terminal. Plug it into the one you like best and order the adaptor. I made my own from an old RCA cable that I had. Remember that you only paid $100 for your surround sound system-you aren't going for audiophile levels of accuracy here.
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Are you plugging the yellow cable in the green input? Just a suggestion off the top of my head :)
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I just wrapped the speaker wire around the speaker connection on my speakers, and it worked fine (I had the same issue - my amp only had RCA output but my speakers needed regular speaker wire)
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Are you sure that you've installed the unit correctly? Inputs connected to inputs, and outputs connected to outputs? Additionally, have you verified that the impedance switches are set correctly? Lastly, have you removed the volume control, bridges the speaker wires, to eliminate a fault in the cables or speakers? If you've tried all this, and still experience trouble, I'd say it's possible that you may have a faulty unit..
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BTW, I think the button on the remote for switching between Dig. Audio 1, 2 and Aux is the Aux button near the top right. It cycles through the 3 inputs.
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The analog out is tied to the "A" output. What ever source you have selected for the "A" output will also have it's sound split out to the analog jacks.
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I had to buy a audio cable splitter with three female and one male connections
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Bob, can you tell me a little bit about what components you are connecting and what you are trying to accomplish?
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run it through a splitter, OR get an external mixer with multiple outs. thx!