IPod Touch & Dock - no audio Component Cable

Hi all.
I have a Component Cable to connect iPod Touch (1st Gen) to stereo for audio and it works perfectly when I plug the cable directly into the iPod but if I put the iPod Touch in the Apple Universal Dock then connect the dock using the Component Cable (red/white) to the stereo I get no sound at all.
The dock works correctly if I connect it using a 3.5mm cable to the stereo.
Does anyone know why this would happen when it is plugged into the dock?
Thanks

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