Nigel.....................Because you can see the signal path, could you find and recommend a point that I could access and add a line out from? I would be very thankfull if you could.
As far as I'm aware it's all inside the huge BGA chip.
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Nigel.....................Because you can see the signal path, could you find and recommend a point that I could access and add a line out from? I would be very thankfull if you could.
Hi, Thanks for your interest and kind intervention and info. Lovely. I had just got up and being confronted by the TV and it's kaputness had concluded it was a lost cause, and then you offer a lifeline. Do you have a link as I have previously searched quite extensively? Cheers
Yes I know, but I can't find how to do so.
& "The audio output is IC3000"I'm not far from Alfreton.
If the phono outputs, speakers, and headphones are all duff - then it's probably around IC4005 - a 208 pin (probably BGA?) device.
& "The audio output is IC3000"
I am confused because having observed the mother board again I can only find large devices with prefixes 7*** & 5***
???
Can I post a new thread regarding this?
Sony LCD TV Bravia KDL 32T2800 - no speaker output but line out audio that cyclically fades to off every second
Hi,
Yes
What's wrong with this thread?.
I thought the initial problem had moved focus in that it is the fade that is the prmary issue now.
I have been away and have not consulted that schematic fully as I had the TV closed up again. I opened it , noticed the designation disparity but have yet to compare with that schematic.Consult the circuit diagram and PCB layouts then
What 'fade'?.