Presario 6320US-No system/CD/video output: input OK.

Presario 6320US-No system/CD/video output:input OK.
I have an Ion iTTUSB turntable to record vinyl to MP3s. Everything was OK. Copied dozen records
with EZ Vinyl Controller v2.1 w/ Gracenote: this converts the sound & sends it to iTunes. All good with
playback until I recorded ABBA's Greatest Hits! (Yes HA-HA! That was my 1st problem.) There occured
a harmonic distortion event (loud hum developed-feedback loop). I quickly turned down my external Labtec
speakers. The hum was recorded in the iTunes MP3 file and I heard it in playback. Then there was no playback
sound at all: no system sounds, CDs, movies, etc. However, there is still audible input sound when I record
vinyl while recording, but no playback sound afterwards. Fried soundcard? Drivers? (Realtek AC'97 Audio for VIA)

You can check if your Mac requires a firmware (Boot ROM version in System Profiler) update. Mac OS X: Available firmware updates
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=86117 If an update is required, the update must be installed (using OS 9) BEFORE you install OS X.
If you want to leave OS 9 on your hard drive so you can run classic applications, you need to update to OS 9.2.1 or 9.2.2.
 Cheers, Tom

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It always gets stuck after leaving it in sleep longer (3x till now).
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I am switching from solaris 10/x86 to sparc. I have a new Ultra-45 with XVR-300 graphics adapter. It's running Solaris 10u4. The system was ordered as a standard configuration from the catalog.
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q) NO SELECTION
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Hi, dgalvan. No, your old Powerbook doesn't have any digital video output capability, and its 8MB of VRAM can't support 24-bit color at any resolution higher than 1280 x 960 on an external monitor or TV, regardless of how it's connected.
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http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Viewsonic/VTBOOK/
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