Audio occasionally sounds like someone has someone has a finger on the turntable when playing a record. then even though the display indicates a program is on, audio drops out completely. if I turn off the receiver & turn it back on it comes back for awhile. happens especially when it's hot.

Replace drive belt...slipping!

if your turntable doesn't have a pitch control (like the dj's turntables) if you open it you should find on the board close from the 45-33 rpm switch a variable resistor ( a small electronic part with a sort of disc on top with in the middle of it a place for a flat screw driver and marking like + and - those resistor are made to control the speed and can go bad or just need to be adjusted . First try to adjust it turning the dial really carefully with a small screw driver if nothing happened it could need to be replace.





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For the software I would recomend Magix Audio Cleaning Lab. You should find several different versions on Amazon.

I have EXACTLY the same problem with mine...anybody? thanks...

I am not sure what computer system or operating system you are using. If you are using a PC with MS Windows try to go to the control panel from the start tab. Double click on the sounds and audio devices icon. Click on Advanced in the master volume box. If any mute boxes are checked, uncheck them and move the volume to the top. Try your system to see if you have any output. I hope this helps since I did not see any recommendations to check the master volume mixer.

your receiver has (or should have) input and output connections,, your turntable needs to be hooked to the receiver,, then with the output cables that feed your cassette player you need to go, in to out and out to in ( receiver output to the input of the tape player, and out of the tape player to the in on the receiver, while playing a record if you hit record on the tape player it will record the record, depending on the receiver it will show you the meter readings for either the in or out,, they vary

Try
Control panel
-Sounds - click on Speech and Audio Devices -
Click onSounds and Audio Devices. or if your in classic view -double click.
Click on Audio tab

Make sure that thedefault devicefor Sound Playback is set to the device hooked up to the speakers

i.e. set it to something other than the USB AUDIO CODEC which is the turntable

Try cleaning that lp with an anti static felt record brush, and look for either groove glide or d4 cleaner....Sounds odd, but ive ad records kept in tip top, climate controlled, and funk still gets in the groove.

some models have a hole(s) in the turntable under the mat. You can put your fingers through the holes in the turntable to fix the belt into position. Good Luck.

Your MD player probably isn't LP capable. Attempting to play an LP recorded MiniDisc in a player that is only SP capable will produce no sound even though the display (time counter, track name) looks like everything is operating properly. Record the MD you were attempting to play in SP and you will get sound.