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nmalinoski.
I have an OSSC 1.6, with the 0.80a firmware. Sound over RGB scart and AV1 works. Today, I tried to use component input today from my Wii (using an official nintendo branded component cable), with the audio inputs plugged into a 2.5mm stereo jack adapter, and there is no sound. I toggled the switch on it to select AV2 input, instead of it being on AV1 output, and still no joy. TX is set up to use HDMI. I have tried a few HDMI cables, same result. These same HDMI cables transmit sound just fine from the SCART input.
If I plug the audio out from the component cable into a mobile speaker I have, using the same RCA to 2.5mm jack adapter I am using with the OSSC, sound plays just fine.
What’s wrong here?
NewHome › Forums › OSSC, OSSC Pro and DExx-vd isl › OSSC – Discussion and support › ANOTHER no sound thread
Tagged: no sound
nmalinoski.I have an OSSC 1.6, with the 0.80a firmware. Sound over RGB scart and AV1 works. Today, I tried to use component input today from my Wii (using an official nintendo branded component cable), with the audio inputs plugged into a 2.5mm stereo jack adapter, and there is no sound. I toggled the switch on it to select AV2 input, instead of it being on AV1 output, and still no joy. TX is set up to use HDMI. I have tried a few HDMI cables, same result. These same HDMI cables transmit sound just fine from the SCART input.
If I plug the audio out from the component cable into a mobile speaker I have, using the same RCA to 2.5mm jack adapter I am using with the OSSC, sound plays just fine.
What’s wrong here?
The OSSC has 3.5mm jacks. Could the size difference be the cause?
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