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You don’t hear any sound.
m Adjust the volume slider in the video window, or the volume
controls on the front of your computer if you have them.
m Check the sound-related control panel on your computer to
see if the volume has been turned off. For instructions on
using the control panel to turn on sound, choose Macintosh
Guide from the Guide (h) menu. (Make sure that you’re in
the Finder first.) If you don’t have Macintosh Guide, see the
manuals that came with your computer for information on
your computer’s sound-related control panel.
The image is too white or too dark.
m Adjust the video screen controls. (Choose Show Controls
Window from the Windows menu and click the video screen
icon.)
m If you have a VCR connected to your video input card, make
sure you’re not having a problem with the videotape or the
VCR itself. (Connect the VCR back to your TV and play the
tape to see if the image is still bad.)
m The voltage output of your video equipment may be too
high or too low for the video input card. Therefore your
video equipment may be sending video signals that are too
strong (causing a white picture) or too weak (causing a very
dark picture) for the video input card. Try connecting
different video equipment to the card.
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