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Help needed in restoring sound to my Toshiba V632UK

 
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Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2004 2:08 am    Post subject: Help needed in restoring sound to my Toshiba V632UK Reply with quote
I dont know whether this is the right place to ask this but here goes

I have 2 Toshiba V632UK VCRs and am having the same problem on both of
them.

I recently unplugged them both to do some decorating and now when I
have plugged them back in I get no sound and the clock does not update
when I have gone through the installation process.

I wonder if anyone has come across this before and has a solution

Here's hoping

Bri

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Posted: Sun Oct 24, 2004 5:25 am    Post subject: Re: Help needed in restoring sound to my Toshiba V632UK Reply with quote
me@home.com wrote in message news:<pu3bn0dv0ot56uc11ddhe512p5rstorf51@4ax.com>...
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I dont know whether this is the right place to ask this but here goes

I have 2 Toshiba V632UK VCRs and am having the same problem on both of
them.

I recently unplugged them both to do some decorating and now when I
have plugged them back in I get no sound and the clock does not update
when I have gone through the installation process.

I wonder if anyone has come across this before and has a solution

Here's hoping

Bri

how are they connected to the tv?
try both scart and RF, individually connected to the tv. any difference?
Is audio present on E-E (tuner)mode, or tape playback?
hifi or mono audio selected?

Ben
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Posted: Mon Oct 25, 2004 7:43 am    Post subject: Re: Help needed in restoring sound to my Toshiba V632UK Reply with quote
On 23 Oct 2004 18:25:11 -0700, reverend_rogers@yahoo.com (b) wrote:

Quote:
me@home.com wrote in message news:<pu3bn0dv0ot56uc11ddhe512p5rstorf51@4ax.com>...
I dont know whether this is the right place to ask this but here goes

I have 2 Toshiba V632UK VCRs and am having the same problem on both of
them.

I recently unplugged them both to do some decorating and now when I
have plugged them back in I get no sound and the clock does not update
when I have gone through the installation process.

I wonder if anyone has come across this before and has a solution

Here's hoping

Bri

how are they connected to the tv?
try both scart and RF, individually connected to the tv. any difference?
Is audio present on E-E (tuner)mode, or tape playback?
hifi or mono audio selected?

Ben

I have tried ever combination going and still no sound either thru tv
or playback on tape. I think it must be some sort of fault with the
setup of the vcr as it is exactly the same on both :(

Thanks anyway
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Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 2:05 pm    Post subject: Re: Help needed in restoring sound to my Toshiba V632UK Reply with quote
me@home.com wrote in message news:<ep6on0d1vfi3juh4i5pgu7ejv6lasff6ut@4ax.com>...
Quote:
On 23 Oct 2004 18:25:11 -0700, reverend_rogers@yahoo.com (b) wrote:

me@home.com wrote in message news:<pu3bn0dv0ot56uc11ddhe512p5rstorf51@4ax.com>...
I dont know whether this is the right place to ask this but here goes

I have 2 Toshiba V632UK VCRs and am having the same problem on both of
them.

I recently unplugged them both to do some decorating and now when I
have plugged them back in I get no sound and the clock does not update
when I have gone through the installation process.

I wonder if anyone has come across this before and has a solution

Here's hoping

Bri

how are they connected to the tv?
try both scart and RF, individually connected to the tv. any difference?
Is audio present on E-E (tuner)mode, or tape playback?
hifi or mono audio selected?

Ben

I have tried ever combination going and still no sound either thru tv
or playback on tape. I think it must be some sort of fault with the
setup of the vcr as it is exactly the same on both :(

Thanks anyway


i think you're right, as it is highly improbable that both units would
fail in this way: the problem must be elsewhere.
Have you tried them on a friend's tv?
Are the vcrs stereo?
if so, use a prerecorded tape with Hi fi audio and also try a mono
one.
check the audio options in the menus, things like audio mix on/off,
simulcast recording setting etc etc.
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