I have the TDK MP-100 headphones and i'm only hea...

MMMmm, bummer. The earphone CABLES look rather small and vulnerable?

IF you move the CABLE NEAR the connecter do you hear any sound? How about up at the earphones themselves? If you wiggle the cable are there any sounds?

There HAS to be a 'open circuit' somewhere? Maybe the volume was set too high and the LEFT earphone happened to blow out?

And perhaps it's time to treat yourself to a NEW headset with a MUCH better and substantial connecting cable?

Anthony

Spray a little CRC in around the control an wiggle the control back and forth. It worked for me. Good Luck

Take a look at my tip on headphones, just click my user name to find it.

The CD would have to be rewriteable.

The manual...

http://audio.manualsonline.com/ex/thread/view/idThread/1858792

your phono outputs are a whole diff ball of wax than aux or tape etc, whole diff signal, all that they should run to is phono in on the receiver. You are using the cd recorder as a tape deck more or less, so use tape out to line in on the tdk, and tape in from tdk output. so..when spinning record, you have receiver set on phono, and the tdk should also be receiving that signal, to playback you would hit tape monitor button on the receiver and hear what the tdk has done, or is doing.

Did you find a driver? i'm stuck!!

YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO HEAR PLAYBACK SIDE NOT RECORD SIDE UNTIL RECORDING IS FINISHED

I managed to pair the device after plugging the bluetooth headset into the USB power slot. Then I press the main button for 5 secs until the red light started flashing very rapidly and I typed in 0000 and the headset paired off with my Iphone. Good luck

try using a smaller tapetime, the grinding noise your hearing is the gears of the tape take up within the casette not the camera, it seems the Sony tapes are 120mins long and the Sony tapes are heavier than TDK and your spool take up on the camera can't take it. the TDK tapes you were previously using may have been a shorter time than 120minute?...try any Hi 8 60min tapes instead. not the 120, they can be too heavy for the take up spool motor of the camera and all its doing is stretching and winding the cassette tape and unable to pull it with a 120 min cassette

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The TDK printer is in fact a Casio Printer who have updated their drivers ready for Vista.

You can download them from here: http://support.casio.com/download.php?rgn=5&cid=005&pid=337

Hope this helps!

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