Gamecube Audio Problem

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soxinrevin
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Gamecube Audio Problem

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Ok I wired everything correctly to the GC mobo from the power regulator, but I wasn't getting audio.

I searched the forums and all I foung was the jumping of the 12volts from the battery to the GC mobo. I did it and I still get no audio. Everything else runs perfectly.

How can I fix it???

Could I mabey take the audio from the digital av out?
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Post by bicostp »

1. Did it output audio before you hacked it up?

2. Did you double-check for cold solder joints and bridged connections?

3. Have you tried plugging the audio into another unit? (TV, stereo, headphones...)
Could I mabey take the audio from the digital av out?
Only if you have a decoder to turn the digital signals back into analog.
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Post by soxinrevin »

bicostp wrote:1. Did it output audio before you hacked it up?

2. Did you double-check for cold solder joints and bridged connections?

3. Have you tried plugging the audio into another unit? (TV, stereo, headphones...)
1. NO

2. YES

3. YES
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Post by bicostp »

Well if it didn't output any audio before you hacked it, some part of the audio circuit is dead. (You did test the console before doing anything else with it, right?) Time to get another one.
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