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I got em hooked up and the picture is bright and clear. The only problem is that I can't hear anything! The volume is up all the way and all the cords are hooked up, and the connections are tight. They do have built in speakers. I can hear it if I plug in some headphones.
Is it not getting enough power?
What am I doing wrong? :impatient
I got em hooked up and the picture is bright and clear. The only problem is that I can't hear anything! The volume is up all the way and all the cords are hooked up, and the connections are tight. They do have built in speakers. I can hear it if I plug in some headphones.
Is it not getting enough power?
What am I doing wrong? :impatient
lol I know they do! It says it in the manual, and I can see them on the back.
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What is the brand/model of the unit? If there is a manual online, maybe one of us can find a clue. Did the speakers never work even before you installed the units?
I havent heard any noise come out of the speakers. The manual I have says if there is a picture but no sound, then:
unplug the headphones
or
turn up the volume.
Both have been done.
unplug the headphones
or
turn up the volume.
Both have been done.
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Heres my question. Is it cause the speakers are on the back and are blocked by the rest of the head-rest??Originally Posted by qwertmonkey
lol I know they do! It says it in the manual, and I can see them on the back.
I poped them out while the video was playing. Still no sound. I turned the volume up all the way, and put me head next to the thing. Nothing. 
I believe it is an:
TFT
LCM-50R
TFT
LCM-50R
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TFT is the version of LCD technology it uses. Googling on LCM-50R yielded this: http://www.axion.de/content2/modules...7667411242.pdf. I think it is a little suspicious that the feature list does not mention speakers, although it is baffling if the manual says they are there. It would be quite a challenge for a tiny amplifier and small flat speakers to play adequately inside a car (and pointed into the headrest!). The case may have holes for speakers, but can you actually see a speaker in there? If it doesn't work out, it may be better anyway to play the audio through your car stereo's aux input.
Thanks for the link. I googled it, but couldn't find that.
i'll probably wire it up to an AUX imput...(when it arrives in the mail. *Clears throat*)
I just need an extention cord....or wire for it. I have the splitter. Just waiting for the imput.
i'll probably wire it up to an AUX imput...(when it arrives in the mail. *Clears throat*)
I just need an extention cord....or wire for it. I have the splitter. Just waiting for the imput.