Audio alone line-out good...Audio w/video line-out weak

Trying my new 5th gen iPod today on my home audio system.
Using a 3mm miniplug to the line-out on the Universal Dock, audio by itself is very good, bumping the LCDs on my old Sansui equalizer all over the place.
Using the same connection and playing back Michael Jackson's Thriller video, the audio is so week that it doesn't even bump up a single LCD. (Note: volume is set to max on the iPod.)
What gives?
iMac G4 20-inch flat panel Mac OS X (10.3.9) 30GB iPod; 60GB iPod, both 5th Gen models

You might want to right click that file in iTunes and go to get info. Click the options tab. See if adjusting the volume level there and then syncing your iPod helps.
Merry Christmas
btabz

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I'm very frustrated and unhappy. This camera is only 2 months old, but it's too late for me to return it and right now it's worthless to me. Worst of all, my very important video is ruined. Anybody have any suggestions

Yes, it sounds the same (too fast) no matter what computer we try it from. I've tried burning a DVD every way I can think of and when we try to play it on our DVD player we still have chipmunk audio.
I am BEYOND frustrated with Vado's customer-no-service. They keep insisting that since it will play in Vado Central I don't have a problem. I bought this camera so that I could share video with my family that's across the country. What am I supposed to do now, mail them the camera?! It's absurd!

Audio alone line-out good...Audio w/video line-out weak

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