I'm trying to get my numnarknv2 to connect then record to my gemini rmr1000

It is strange that both won't open, something common to both, power supply to them?

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Direct drive turntables have electronically controlled speed. If the records you are playing are warped (not flat) that will cause wow & flutter. If that's not the problem then you might try connecting the turntable to a different power outlet using a long extension cord. Failing that, the turntable needs repair.

if it's to record the Audio you need some kind of interface analog(RCA ) to usb like the behringer UCA 202 Now if it's to watch or to try to record Audio and Video you need to look at a video capture type of interface composite audio video to interface like the SIIG USB 2.0 Video Capture Device just make sure its compatible with your OS. Now if you try to use it as a Midi controller with program like Serato , Virtual dj ... you are out of luck this system is not compatible .
Good luck.

how to fix a target switch on a gemini xl500ii

Easy.

In general, your PC's sound card (and its controlling software) will determine what it can connect to.

Even the most basic PC would have stereo analog output via the typical green 1/8" connector or a headphone jack that easily adapts to RCA pair for REAL audio connection. Any Line Level input EXCEPT PHONO would accept the PC's output. The output level would be controlled by the sound card software and settings.

The Gemini's Input would accept the Green stereo audio or speaker output from a standard PC, once adapted. Select Line In.

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The Gemini's Output (Record Master) would perform similarly if adapted to your PC's audio input, whatever that may turn out to be (usually Mic, maybe Line In).

Find your PC's Sound Controls and enable the applicable input. make sure the volumes of both Inputs and Outputs are turned up.

Though not applicable to theGemini, more-advanced sound cards and audio hardware would have similar adaptable 5.1 or 7.1 (paired) analog outputs and / or digital audio outputs that conform to the s/pdif or Dolby Digital standards.

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http://www.stylusplus.co.uk/gemini-xl-500-mk-ii-record-player-stylus-8489-p.asp

apparently those things die often. tried another stick? they're cheap and a good test. some sticks use too much power for portable devices.

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